The Supreme Court has concluded its oral arguments for the spring term. There is a conference scheduled for Wednesday, May 30, and four more scheduled for early June. The Court will adjourn sine die on Wednesday, June 13.
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State ex rel. U-Haul Company of West Virginia v. Tabit
By jstoneking on May 23rd, 2018Consumers score a win as the Supreme Court affirms an order certifying a class that is challenging a hidden U-Haul rental fee.
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Week of May 14
By jstoneking on May 14th, 2018The spring term ends in one month. This week the Supreme Court will hear arguments on Tuesday and Wednesday. Watch for opinions after Thursday's conference.
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Week of May 7, 2018
By jstoneking on May 7th, 2018This week the Supreme Court will hear arguments on Wednesday, May 9 and meet in conference on Thursday, May 10. New opinions are likely to be released.
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Week of April 23, 2018
By jstoneking on Apr 23rd, 2018This week the Supreme Court will hear arguments on Tuesday, April 24 and Wednesday, April 25. The Court will then meet in conference on Thursday, April 26.
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FirstEnergy Generation, LLC v. Muto
By jstoneking on Apr 20th, 2018Employee injured in a power plant mishap failed to prove deliberate intent, Supreme Court rules.
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Miller v. City of Parkersburg
By jstoneking on Apr 17th, 2018In a case involving a crash with a police car, the Supreme Court addresses a driver's duty to yield to an emergency vehicle and a host of procedural and evidentiary issues.
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Erie Insurance Property & Casualty Co. v. Dolly
By Bordas & Bordas PLLC on Apr 9th, 2018All-terrain vehicles are entitled to statutory minimum uninsured motorist coverage
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The Week of March 12, 2018
By jstoneking on Mar 13th, 2018This 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.