United States First Circuit - December 2001 Opinion Summaries
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PICARD v. MEMBERS OF THE EMPLOYEE RETIREMENT BD. OF PROVIDENCEUnited States First Circuit
Civil RightsIn order to prevail on whether a purported contract or property right is entitled to constitutional protection under the Takings Clause, Contract... |
12/28/2001 | 00-2367, 00-2580 |
FILIATRAULT v. COMVERSE TECH., INC.United States First Circuit
ERISAFor purposes of an employee benefits plan that bestows severance benefits upon employees who remain at the time of a "change in control" of the... |
12/27/2001 | 01-1409 |
FREEMAN v. BARNHARTUnited States First Circuit
Labor & Employment LawWhen an Administrative Law Judge has erred at Step 5 of the disability determination process, the appropriate remedy is to remand to the Commissioner... |
12/27/2001 | 01-1293 |
GOYA FOODS, INC. v. UNANUE-CASALUnited States First Circuit
A judge who expresses preliminary views inside the court, based upon knowledge acquired in court proceedings, is not recusable. |
12/27/2001 | 01-1214, 01-1585 |
SEAVY v. BARNHARTUnited States First Circuit
Labor & Employment LawWhen an Administrative Law Judge has erred at Step 5 of the disability determination process, the appropriate remedy is to remand to the Commissioner... |
12/27/2001 | 01-1202 |
MASTRACCHIO v. VOSEUnited States First Circuit
Criminal Law & Procedure, Habeas CorpusProsecution's failure to fully disclose evidence of favors given by state to its star witness was not material, and hence dis not give way to a new... |
12/27/2001 | 00-2558 |
US v. SWISS AMERICAN BANK, LTD.United States First Circuit
Banking Law, Civil ProcedurePersonal jurisdiction over an off-shore bank's parent company will not be found if there is not general or specific jurisdiction over the bank itself. |
12/27/2001 | 00-2502 |
US v. BURGOS-ANDUJARUnited States First Circuit
Criminal Law & Procedure, SentencingDefendant's speech to the court, made after her initial allocution, is considered part of allocution under Fed. R. Crim. P. 32(c)(3)(C), even if the... |
12/19/2001 | 01-2062 |
WONDERLAND GREYHOUND PARK, INC. v. AUTOTOTE SYS., INC.United States First Circuit
Commercial Law, Dispute Resolution & ArbitrationArbitrator not limited by remedies for parties in a contract where the arbitration clause did not contain those limitations. |
12/19/2001 | 01-1849, 01-1911 |
N. BRIDGE ASSOCS., INC. v. BOLDTUnited States First Circuit
Injury & Tort LawTwo letters filed over four months threatening foreclosure is insufficient to establish a closed period of continuous criminal activity for a civil... |
12/19/2001 | 01-1622 |
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