The Supreme Court will be hearing arguments on Tuesday and having an admissions ceremony on Wednesday. There is a conference scheduled for Thursday. Watch for new opinions.
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Bluestem Brands, Inc. d/b/a Fingerhut v. Darlene Shade
By lpollard on Oct 24th, 2017More bad news for consumers fighting arbitration clauses.
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Week of October 23, 2017
By jstoneking on Oct 23rd, 2017There are no arguments or conferences scheduled this week; however, the Supreme Court may release opinions in any cases that have already been submitted.
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Week of October 16, 2017
By jstoneking on Oct 16th, 2017This week the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments on Tuesday and Wednesday. There will be a conference on Thursday. Keep watching for opinions!
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Week of October 9, 2017
By jstoneking on Oct 9th, 2017The Supreme Court is off on Monday. Admissions and oral arguments are scheduled on Wednesday. There will be a conference on Thursday so we continue to watch for new opinions.
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M.M. v. Pfizer, Inc.
By zzatezalo on Oct 9th, 2017Does Michigan law doom a birth defect case involving Zoloft where the mother was living in Michigan and the baby was born in Michigan?
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Hanson v. Keeling
By tsmith on Oct 4th, 2017Back to the basics: the Supreme Court rejects an appeal where a party failed to take the proper steps to preserve the error.
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Week Of October 2, 2017
By jstoneking on Oct 3rd, 2017This week the Supreme Court will hear arguments on Tuesday and Wednesday. There is a conference scheduled for Thursday. Expect opinions!
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SWN Production v. Long
By jmcgraw on Sep 28th, 2017Are references to "courts" and "civil actions" contained in the text of an oil and gas lease, but not in the arbitration clause itself, enough to render the clause ambiguous and unenforceable?
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The Week of September 25th
By jstoneking on Sep 25th, 2017There are no arguments scheduled for this week. Arguments will resume the first week in October, 2017.