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Publication Date: 2018-06-19 Practice Area:Criminal Law Industry: Court:Superior Court Judge:Judge Bowes Attorneys:For plaintiff: for defendant: Case Number: 18-0712
Commonwealth presented sufficient evidence to disprove defendant's assertion of self-defense through defendant's conflicting accounts of the incident, defendant's attempts to conceal evidence, and medical expert testimony directly contradicting defendant's version of the incident provided at trial. Judgment of sentence affirmed.
Defendant moved to dismiss plaintiff's wrongful termination and retaliation action and the court found that plaintiff failed to exhaust his administrative remedies for wrongful termination and constructive discharge and that his claim for retaliation relating his first EEOC charge was untimely but that his retaliation claim relating to his second EEOC charge was timely. Granted in part and denied in part.
Employer failed to demonstrate a likelihood of success in enforcing a non-compete clause that lacked a geographic limitation where its former employee began working for a company that did not compete for the same billboard advertising business. The court denied plaintiff's application for injunctive relief.
Court denied insurance company's motion for partial summary judgment based on statute of limitations grounds, in former insurance agents state law claims for breach of contract and breach of fiduciary duty for insurer's forcing them to transition to independent contractors, after class certification was denied because congress mandated that the court toll the statute of limitations for a state law claim over which the court enjoyed supplemental jurisdiction while the claim was pending. Motion denied.
A factual issue existed as to whether an alleged dangerous defect on real property would have been discoverable through reasonable inspection, so the court denied summary judgment.
Petitioner, an illegal alien, failed to demonstrate that his due process rights were violated where an immigration judge reviewed a negative reasonable fear determination without his counsel present in the absence of any regulations investing him with a right to counsel at a review hearing. The court denied an illegal alien's petition for review of a negative reasonable fear determination
Court denied defendants' motion to dismiss plaintiff's FDCPA claim because debt buyer was a debt collector under the "primary purpose" definition and the collection letters could mislead the least sophisticated consumer and leave her uncertain of her dispute rights. Motion denied.
Defendant's expert, a professor of law and expert in Jewish law, could testify in this fraud case about the cultural norms and business practices in the ultra-Orthodox Jewish community, members of which were involved in a failed development project, but he could not testify regarding the criminal prosecution of the project developer since such testimony did not involve any specialized knowledge. The court granted in part and denied in part plaintiffs' motion to preclude.
The court denied summary judgment in this automobile accident case involving an emergency vehicle, because governmental immunity did not apply and issues of genuine fact remained which were for the jury.
The court allocated $85,600,000 of common benefit funds to pay attorneys for their work in obtaining a settlement in the NFL players class action concussion injury case and ordered the fund administrator to pay the fees awarded to each firm. Attorney fees ordered paid.