United States Fourth Circuit - August 2002 Opinion Summaries
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GIOVANI CARANDOLA, LTD. v. BASONUnited States Fourth Circuit
Constitutional Law, RemediesPreliminary injunctive relief was proper where a nude dancing establishment would likely prevail on an overbreadth challenge to certain North Carolina... |
08/30/2002 | 01-1726 |
CAVALIER TEL., LLC v. VIRGINIA ELEC. & POWER CO.United States Fourth Circuit
Administrative Law, Communications Law, Public UtilitiesA provider of telecommunications services was required to exhaust the Pole Attachment Enforcement Procedure at 47 C.F.R. section 1.1412, prior to... |
08/30/2002 | 01-2135/2192 |
ADKINS v. LABOR READY, INC.United States Fourth Circuit
Contracts, Dispute Resolution & Arbitration, Labor & Employment LawAn arbitration agreement in an employment application was enforceable, and all claims alleging violations of federal and West Virginia labor laws were... |
08/30/2002 | 01-2304 |
ROBLES v. PRINCE GEORGE-S COUNTY, MARYLANDUnited States Fourth Circuit
Injury & Tort Law, RemediesWhere officers jokingly tied plaintiff to a pole and left him stranded until officers from another county picked him up, punitive damages award... |
08/26/2002 | 01-1662 / 01-1728 |
EISENBERG v. WACHOVIA BANK, N.A.United States Fourth Circuit
Banking Law, Injury & Tort LawIn a fraudulent bank wire transfer scenario, although plaintiff's negligence claims against the defendant bank are not preempted by Federal Reserve... |
08/26/2002 | 02-1166 |
ROBLES v. PRINCE GEORGE-S COUNTY, MARYLANDUnited States Fourth Circuit
Injury & Tort Law, RemediesWhere officers jokingly tied plaintiff to a pole and left him stranded until officers from another county picked him up, punitive damages award... |
08/26/2002 | 01-1662 / 01-1728 |
EISENBERG v. WACHOVIA BANK, N.A.United States Fourth Circuit
Banking Law, Injury & Tort LawIn a fraudulent bank wire transfer scenario, although plaintiff's negligence claims against the defendant bank are not preempted by Federal Reserve... |
08/26/2002 | 02-1166 |
HARROD'S LTD. v. SIXTY INTERNET DOMAIN NAMESUnited States Fourth Circuit
Cyberspace Law, Intellectual Property, Trademark15 U.S.C. section 1125(d)(2) authorizes an in rem action against domain names based on claims of infringement and dilution, as well as bad faith... |
08/23/2002 | 00-2414, 01-1928 |
PORSCHE CARS N. AM., INC. v. PORSCHE.NETUnited States Fourth Circuit
Cyberspace Law, Intellectual Property, TrademarkEarly in an anticybersquatting case, the availability of personal jurisdiction may defeat in rem jurisdiction over a domain name. Possession of an... |
08/23/2002 | 01-2028/73/ |
WHITTLESEY v. CONROYUnited States Fourth Circuit
Criminal Law & Procedure, Habeas CorpusA Maryland court's determination, that a murder prosecution did not violate double jeopardy after prosecutions for robbery and assault with intent to... |
08/23/2002 | 01-6158 |
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