Where a prisoner pursuing a federal habeas petition argued he should not have to exhaust his state remedies, because West ...

Where a reasonable juror could find that an employee’s repeated complaints about alleged food safety were a contributing ...

Where a franchisor was granted a default judgment on its claims against a former franchisee, its request for fees was ...

Where a woman was injured while leaving an assignment at a government facility, her negligence suit was dismissed. Because ...

ABA Opinion 517 says using race-based peremptory jury strikes violates ethics rules under Model Rule 8.4(g), even if ...

Where two insurers sought a declaration they had no duty to defend or indemnify a company against a lawsuit it aided sex ...

Where local police officers violated the plaintiff’s constitutional rights by entering his apartment, seizing him and ...

Where a father prevailed on his petition under the Hague Convention, seeking return of his son to South Korea, he was awarded ...

Where a police officer lawfully detained the defendant, based on a reasonable suspicion that he was a robbery suspect, and ...

Where a prospective juror repeatedly expressed preconceived notions unfavorable toward the defendant during voir dire, the ...

Where the plaintiff called adverse witnesses during her case-in-chief, and they provided testimony that is uncontradicted and ...

Where the former university professor plausibly alleged that he was treated differently during a Title IX investigation ...