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Shelithea Hallums v. Infinity Insurance Company
⭐ 15 citedIn re the Arbitration between City of Elmira & Elmira Professional Firefighters' Ass'n
⭐ 15 citedIn the Interest of J.C.B.
⭐ 15 citedSewell v. GREAT NORTHERN INSURANCE COMPANY
⭐ 15 citedVelicky v. The CopyCat Building LLC
⭐ 15 citedState v. Svoboda
⭐ 15 citedCONSTITUTIONAL LAW/CRIMINAL – COUNSEL – DUE PROCESS – COMPULSORY PROCESS – EXCULPATORY EVIDENCE – CONFRONTATION CLAUSE – R.C. 2945.481 – EXPERT WITNESS – HEARSAY – EVID.R. 404(B) – MISTRIAL – INDICTME...
Quamme v. Quamme
⭐ 15 citedFor purposes of determining child support, commissions do not necessarily constitute self-employment income under N.D. Admin. Code § 75-02-04.1-01(10). Debt regularly forgiven by an employer from a lo...
Andrew Halsey v. The Townsend Corp of Indiana
⭐ 15 citedState v. Buehner
⭐ 15 citedNew trial exculpatory material suppressed due process undermine reasonable probability discovery remand perjury testimony. The trial court did not err by expanding the scope of the hearing on remand. ...
Stark v. University of Southern Mississippi
⭐ 15 citedEdvon v. Morales
⭐ 15 citedCiv.R. 56 police officers immunity malicious prosecution probable cause aggravated menacing child endangering. Plaintiff's claim for malicious prosecution failed as a matter of law because probable ca...
In the Interest of D. T.
⭐ 15 citedIn the Interest of B. H.
⭐ 15 citedJill Hennessey v. The Gap, Inc.
⭐ 15 citedthe City of Dallas v. Thomas A. Davenport
⭐ 15 citedElliot v. Durrani
⭐ 15 citedMedical malpractice—Absconded defendant—R.C. 2305.15(A)—R.C. 2305.113(C)—R.C. 2305.15(A) tolls the medical-claim statute of repose, R.C. 2305.113(C), and therefore does not bar the filing of a medical...