Hugo, OK - The State of Oklahoma charged Dewayne Scott White with:

1. POSSESSION OF FIREARM UNDER DOC SUPERVISION (FELONY)

2. POSSESSION OF CDS (MISDEMEANER)

Docket
Date Code Description Count Party Amount
01-13-2014

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Hugo, OK - The State of Oklahoma charged Demontra Lamont Akins with:

1. POSSESSION OF CDS (FELONY)

2. OBSTRUCTING AN OFFICER (MISDEMEANOR)

Docket
Date Code Description Count Party Amount
01-06-2014

FELONY, PER CONVICTION, PER DEFENDANT (DRUGS ONLY)

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HUgo, OK - The State of Oklahoma charged Rodney Dean Harty with:

1. DISTRIBUTION OF CDS WITHIN 2000FT PARK/SCHL/MINOR UNDER 12

2. TRAFFICKING IN ILLEGAL DRUGS (FELONY)

3. POSSESSION OF FIREARM AFTER FORMER FELONY CONVICTION

4. POSSESSION OF CDS (FELONY)

5. POSSESSION OF PARAPHERNALIA (MISDEMEANOR)

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Red Willow Offshore, L.L.C., and Medco Energi US, L.L.C. (hereinafter
“Red Willow” or collectively as “plaintiffs”) were co-working interest owners in
State Lease 18383, No. 1 Well. They entered into a Production Processing
Agreement (“PPA”) with Palm Energy Offshore, L.L.C. (“Palm”) as the
processing facility operator. In the spring of 2007, plaintiffs successfully
com

Pursuant to Supreme Court Rule 34, the United States District Court for the District of New Hampshire (Barbadoro, J.) certified to us the following questions of law:
1. Whether sections 354-A:2 and 354-A:7 of the New Hampshire Revised Statutes impose individual employee liability for aiding and abetting discrimination in the workplace.
2. Whether section 354-A:19 of the New Hampshir

Black Gold owns the Black Gold Williston Lodge, a temporary workforce housing facility commonly known as a man camp, which has 322 rooms and 400 beds primarily for workers in the Bakken oilfield and was initially located on land outside the Williston city limits in Williams County. Black Gold has operated the Lodge since March 2011, initially operating under a temporary use permit issued by Willia

On or about March 19, 2011, Plaintiff, Shane Bryant (Bryant), was operating his motor
vehicle on Dorrance Street in Providence, Rhode Island when he was struck from behind by a
motor vehicle being operated by Defendant, Philip Doucett (Doucett). (Compl. ¶¶ 6, 8). Doucett
was allegedly intoxicated at the time of the accident. Id. After the accident, Bryant exited his
vehicle to

Appellant Cincinnati Insurance Company (Cincinnati) insured respondent James
Poehler under a homeowner’s insurance policy, which provided replacement-cost coverage
for Poehler’s home and personal property. As required by the statute governing fire
insurance policies issued in Minnesota, the policy includes an appraisal clause providing
that if the parties cannot agree on the a

The State charged the defendant with forgery and falsifying a public document. After a jury found the defendant guilty, the district court sentenced him to a term of imprisonment. The defendant appealed. We transferred the case to the court of appeals, and the court of appeals affirmed the convictions. The defendant asked for further review, which we granted. On further review, we allow the c

At trial, Janet Zimmer, the manager of Sixt Rent-A-Car in Daytona, Florida, testified
that on February 26, 2013, Price rented a 2013 Mercedes C class sedan. Zimmer testified the
vehicle was almost brand new; it had been purchased for $32,876; Price had rented the vehicle
until March 4; he provided an American Express card at the time of the rental; the vehicle
could not be driven o

LOGA is a non-profit trade association whose membership includes
individuals and independent oil and gas exploration, development, production and
transportation companies conducting oil and gas activities in Louisiana and on
public lands owned by the State of Louisiana. This litigation arises from the
Attorney General's approval of a resolution submitted by intervenor, Southeast

¶1 The district court ordered the transfer of a minor child, S.A.W., to a foster-adoption home that was in compliance with the Indian Child Welfare Act and the Oklahoma Indian Child Welfare Act, and in the bests interests of the child. Foster mother, natural mother, father, child, and the State appealed. We hold the proper standard for a party showing a need for an ICWA-noncompliant child placemen

Wilmington, DE - Greyhound Lines to Resolve Americans With Disabilities Violations

Greyhound Lines Inc., the nation’s largest provider of intercity bus transportation, will implement a series of systemic reforms to resolve allegations that it repeatedly violated the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Greyhound will pay $300,000 in compensation to certain passengers with disabilities

After the 2013 merger between American Airlines, Inc. and U.S. 23
Airways, four former Trans World Airlines (“TWA”) flight attendants, 24
now working for American Airlines, and Flight Attendants in Reunion 25
(“FAIR”), an unincorporated association formed to enforce the legal rights 26
of similarly situated flight attendants, filed this lawsuit.  In their amended 27
compla

In reviewing the district court's summary judgment
determination that no rational jury could find that Hamrick's
whistleblowing activity was the cause of his termination, we
"consider[] the record and all reasonable inferences therefrom in
the light most favorable" to Hamrick. Soto-Feliciano v. Villa
Cofresí Hotels, Inc., 779 F.3d 19, 22 (1st Cir. 2015) (alteration
i

On April 23, 2003, Plaintiff, Call Henry, Inc., entered into a contract with Defendant, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (“NASA”), whereby plaintiff agreed to provide inspection, maintenance, and testing services for the John H. Glenn Research Center in Brook Park, Ohio. This contract has a base period of three years followed by up to seven one-year option periods and is a servic

On March 14, 2006, The Standard Fire Insurance Company (“Standard”), a subsidiary of The Travelers Property Casualty Companies (“Travelers”) (collectively, “Insurer”), issued a homeowners insurance policy to the plaintiffs, Joseph C. Thomas and Grace C. Daniell (“Homeowners”) for their residence located at 2967 Folts Circle, Chattanooga, Tennessee. The policy went into effect on March 14, 2006, a

Claremore, OK - Brandey Summers, an individual and as Mother and Next Friend of J.S., J.S., J.S. and J.S. sued Jason Scott Summers, a/k/a Jason S. Summers, a/k/a Jason Summers on negligence theories claiming:

1. Plaintiffs were at all material times residents of Rogers County, Oklahoma.
2. Defendant was at all material times upon information and belief a resident of Mayes County, Okl

Claremore, OK - Cheryl Russo sued the Oklahoma Department of Veterans Affairs and the Oklahoma Merit Protection Commission on wrongful termination theories claiming:

1. Plaintiff is a resident of Rogers County, Oklahoma.

2. Defendant Oklahoma Department of Veterans Affairs ("ODVA") is an Oklahoma State governmental entity and/or political subdivision with divisions located in Rog

As mentioned, Movant’s convictions stem from his theft of a drill from an apartment.
Movant acknowledged stealing the drill, but denied entering the apartment with intent to steal, as
charged in the indictment. Rather, he maintains that he did not decide to steal the drill until he
was already in the apartment and saw the drill. He thus contends his conduct was consistent with

Stilwell, OK - Adair County Board of Commissioners sued Thomas J. Willhite and Deann Willhite on eminent domain theories seeking to acquire certain rights, title and interests in real property owned by the Defendants for public use claiming:

COMES NOW the Plaintiff, Adair County Board of Commissioners, County of Adair and State of Oklahoma, (the "Plaintiff'), and for its cause of action a

This is a contract dispute. Plaintiff Joseph Grayzel,
M.D., an interventional cardiologist, is the inventor of a
balloon catheter device used for cardiac angioplasty. He holds
a patent for that device (the "'629" patent1) and also for
variations of his invention that he subsequently created.
Dr. Grayzel brought a lawsuit in federal court against
defendant Boston Sc

The facts of the case are quite straightforward. GNC
sells health and wellness products through company-owned stores
throughout the United States. Lalli was a store manager at a GNC
store in Massachusetts. As a store manager, Lalli earned a
guaranteed weekly salary regardless of the hours worked that week
and a non-discretionary sales commission that varied based upon <

Patricia Wheeler was hired as a Clinical Nurse at the Hospital in March 2006, in a department of the Hospital known as “4 East.” In March 2007, Nurse Angela Hollandsworth assumed the position of Clinical Manager for 4 East, and became Nurse Wheeler’s immediate supervisor. As the Clinical Manager of 4 East, Nurse Hollandsworth had responsibilities for the hiring, supervision, and, when necessary,

Charley and his son, Brett, were both employed by Appellee COP Wyoming, LLC. Appellee Roger Ross was also employed by COP Wyoming, as the job superintendent and supervisor in charge of safety at the same job site. On August 20, 2012, Mr. Ross was operating a large track hoe excavator to excavate insidea trench box at the job site. Mr. Ross instructed Brett to enter the trench box and work there w