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Richards v. Direct Energy Services, LLC

United States Second Circuit
Public Utilities, Consumer Protection Law
Held that a consumer could not proceed with a proposed class action challenging electricity rates in the wake of market deregulation. Affirmed summary...
02/04/2019 17‐1003‐cv

People v. Ellis

California Court of Appeal
Sentencing, Criminal Law & Procedure
Affirmed that it was proper to deduct a portion of an inmate's prison wages to pay an earlier restitution fine.
02/01/2019 D074710

US v. Lauderdale County, Mississippi

United States Fifth Circuit
Civil Rights, Juvenile Law
Held that the U.S. Department of Justice could not proceed with its lawsuit alleging that a county's youth court judges had engaged in a pattern or...
02/01/2019 17-60805

Hines v. Youseff

United States Ninth Circuit
Constitutional Law, Criminal Law & Procedure
Held that California officials had qualified immunity from claims that they exposed inmates to a heightened risk of contracting Valley Fever. The...
02/01/2019 15-16145

Kopplin v. Wisconsin Central Limited

United States Seventh Circuit
Transportation, Injury & Tort Law, Labor & Employment Law
Held that a railroad employee could not proceed with his claim that he injured his elbow on the job; his evidence of causation was lacking. Affirmed...
02/01/2019 17-3602

US v. Hughes

United States Fifth Circuit
Sentencing, Criminal Law & Procedure
Held that an inmate did not have to turn over $3,400 in prison wages he had accumulated in his inmate trust account. He was not in default of his...
02/01/2019 18-20015

St. Bernard Parish v. Lafarge North America, Inc.

United States Fifth Circuit
Injury & Tort Law, Attorney's Fees
Held that an attorney could not intervene in a personal injury lawsuit to pursue his fees and expenses, after having earlier withdrawn from the case....
02/01/2019 18-30029

Symmonds v. Mahoney

California Court of Appeal
Civil Rights, Labor & Employment Law, Entertainment Law
Held that a rock star's decision to terminate his drummer implicated free speech rights. The fired drummer alleged that he was let go because of his...
02/01/2019 B283529

Puga v. RCX Solutions, Inc.

United States Fifth Circuit
Transportation, Injury & Tort Law
Held that a licensed motor carrier was liable for injuries that occurred when its truck driver crossed the median into oncoming traffic. Affirmed a...
02/01/2019 17-41282

US Commodity Futures Trading Commission v. Crombie

United States Ninth Circuit
Securities Law
Held that an investment firm co-founder willfully made false statements to a regulatory organization. Applied the heightened criminal standard for...
02/01/2019 13-17403

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