Where a cabinet maker sued multiple parties, but most of its claims were barred by res judicata or collateral estoppel from a ...

Where a company argued an instructor was a managerial employee, and thereby excluded from the National Labor Relations Act’s ...

Where a man convicted of violating 18 U.S.C. § 842(p)(2)(B), which prohibits individuals from teaching or otherwise ...

Where a doctor reached his diagnosis of pneumoconiosis based, in part, on terminal arterial blood gas studies, the ...

Where a reasonable juror could find that defendants were deliberately indifferent when they failed to provide blood clotting ...

Where parties challenging a final rule promulgated by the United States Forest Service failed to tie the contested ...

Where plaintiffs argued defendants violated ERISA when they failed to apply forfeited Plan contributions to Plan expenses or ...

Although the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has not directly addressed whether the heightened pleading standards of ...

To state a claim of malicious prosecution, Stusalitus must show that (1) the defendants seized him “‘pursuant to legal ...

Where a man indicted on multiple child pornography-related counts argued the search warrant affidavits omitted critical ...

Where an employee alleged that he reported incidents of racial harassment to another employee, and there were disputed facts ...

Where the former president and CEO of a governmental agency alleged an agency board member tortiously interfered with his ...