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As a matter of first impression, a licensed retail store owns a terminal-printed lottery ticket as soon as it was printed, regardless of whether it was mistakenly printed and remained unsold to any customer.
The plaintiff-store was a retailer licensed to se
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An agreement between a university and a teaching hospital that incorporated the 2011 Florida sovereign immunity statute was granted sovereign immunity even though its medical doctor employee provided care to his private patient.
The University of Miami d/b/a Miller School of Me
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Florida governor shortens statute of limitations for certain employment discrimination claims.
The Florida Commission on Human Relations (FCHR)
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Standing found where a shareholder alleged an individual injury separate and apart from the corporate entity.
This matter arose from claims of breach of contract, breach of implied contract, quasi contract, breach of the covenant of good faith and fair dealing, and qua
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District Court dismisses claim for insurance benefits against employer, finding it was the plan administrator, not the employer, who made the benefits determination.
This matter arises from the plaintiff’s claim under Section 502(a)(1)(B) of the Employee Retirement Security Act of 1974 (ERISA), seeking to recover insurance
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District Court recognizes reporting of employer’s alleged illegal actions to co-worker are insufficient to establish the third element of a CEPA claim.
This matter arises from a Conscientious Employee
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Without any specific inquiry or request from the insured for insurance coverage that might apply to a pandemic-related government closure, the brokers had not breached their duty to obtain requested coverage.
The plaintiff, Soundview, purchased a commercial
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Ohio Appellate Court holds the intentional demolition of interior space was not an accident or occurrence that triggered coverage under contractor’s CGL policy.
The insured, Neyer, was in contract negotiations
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Ohio Supreme Court accepts review of duty to defend in opioid litigation.
The Ohio Supreme Court has accepted a discretiona
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Has the Pennsylvania Superior Court limited application of the Muhammad Doctrine in attorney malpractice cases?
On January 5, 2021, the Pennsylvania Superior Cou
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