This week the Supreme Court is scheduled to hear oral arguments on Tuesday, March 13, and to meet in conference on Wednesday, March 14.
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Kahle’s Kitchen, Inc. v. Shutler Cabinets, Inc.
By jstoneking on Mar 6th, 2018Warning to attorneys: don't abuse the subpoena power or you may be sanctioned with a fee award.
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Week of March 5
By jstoneking on Mar 5th, 2018This week the Supreme Court will hear arguments on Tuesday, March 6 and Wednesday, March 7. There is a conference scheduled for Thursday, March 8. Watch for opinions!
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Hampden Coal LLC v. Varney
By seubanks on Mar 5th, 2018In another key arbitration loss, the Supreme Court fights off multiple challenges and upholds an arbitration agreement in an employment case.
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The Week of February 26th.
By jstoneking on Feb 26th, 2018This week the Supreme Court will hear arguments on Tuesday, February 27th. The Court will continue to work on cases that already have been briefed and argued.
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The Week of February 19th
By jstoneking on Feb 20th, 2018There are no arguments or conferences scheduled this week. Arguments will resume on February 27.
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McIntire v. Hope
By admin on Feb 20th, 2018In a wrongful death case, the Supreme Court considers (1) whether an ex spouse who was co-parenting a child with the deceased may be equitably entitled to share of the proceeds of a settlement, and (2) whether a personal representative in a wrongful death case is entitled to compensation.
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Tri-State Petroleum Corp. v. Coyne
By zzatezalo on Feb 15th, 2018Family business case presents multiple issues, including an intriguing attorney fee issue.
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Hampden Coal, LLC and Oliver Hunt v. Michael R. Varney
By seubanks on Feb 14th, 2018Should an arbitration agreement in an employment setting receive different treatment from one in a commercial setting?
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Erie Insurance Company v. Dolly
By Bordas & Bordas PLLC on Feb 14th, 2018Supreme Court tackles coverage and bad faith issues in a property damage case.