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SANTINO v. PROVIDENT LIFE & ACCIDENT INS. CO.

United States Sixth Circuit
ERISA, Labor & Employment Law
Under 29 USC 1002(6) of ERISA, a joint shareholder in a professional corporation may still be an "employee" subject to ERISA.
12/20/2001 00-1926

WONDERLAND SHOPPING CTR. VENTURE LTD. P'SHIP v. CDC MORTGAGE CAPITAL, INC.

United States Sixth Circuit
Banking Law, Contracts
Under Michigan law, a loan agreement that does not conflict with the terms of the accompanying promissory note allows provisions of the note to have...
12/20/2001 01-1668

US v. WILLIAMS

United States Sixth Circuit
Criminal Law & Procedure
Under Fed. R. Crim. P. 18, defendants, who sold drugs to a government informant, who intended to sell the drugs in another venue, are not subject to...
12/20/2001 99-2157

US v. SABINO

United States Sixth Circuit
Criminal Law & Procedure
Under 18 USC 3161(h) of the Speedy Trial Act, open-ended, ends-of-justice continuances for reasonable time periods are permissible in cases where it...
12/19/2001 99-3745, 99-3785, 99-3786, 99-3863

HARRY W. APPLEGATE, INC. v. STATURE ELEC., INC.

United States Sixth Circuit
Contracts
Under New York law, a contract that is ambiguous as to whether plaintiff may receive commissions after termination allows plaintiff to recover for...
12/19/2001 00-4050

US v. BEARDEN

United States Sixth Circuit
Criminal Law & Procedure
Under Fed. R. Crim. P. 11(b), while a court does not have absolute discretion to refuse a nolo contendere plea, a defendant must present compelling...
12/18/2001 00-5103

KALAMAZOO RIVER STUDY GROUP v. ROCKWELL INT'L CORP.

United States Sixth Circuit
Environmental Law
If other defendants release vast quantities of hazardous material, a defendant may still escape clean-up liability under CERCLA if its release was...
12/18/2001 00-1774

AIRLINES PROF'LS ASS'N v. ABX AIR, INC.

United States Sixth Circuit
Labor & Employment Law
Dispute over random employee searches is a "minor" dispute under the Railway Labor Act where the collective bargaining agreement incorporated terms...
12/18/2001 00-3965, 00-3980

US v. GRAHAM

United States Sixth Circuit
Criminal Law & Procedure
Police may search a car without a warrant subsequent to executing a valid house search when that search has given rise to probable cause to search the...
12/17/2001 99-1719

COMSTOCK v. MCCARY

United States Sixth Circuit
Civil Rights
Prison psychologist who released a prisoner from suicide watch after prisoner denied suicidal tendencies, is not entitled to qualified immunity from...
12/12/2001 99-2448

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