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Environment, clean & healthful = stable climate system

December 21, 2024 By lilly

ENVIRONMENT: Constitution’s clean & healthful environment properly found to include stable climate system, invalidates MEPA review limitation… 16 children had standing to bring challenge… psychiatric exams of 8 children properly denied… Seeley affirmed. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court - Civil Tagged With: Abby Moscatel, Alex Rate, Amanda Galvan, Andrea Rodgers, Andrew Cashmore, Andrew Grossman, Asha Brundage-Moore, Austin Anderson, Barbara Chillcott, Brian Flynn, Brian Thompson, Cale Jaffe, Catherine Smith, Christopher Winter, Clara Derby, David Rivkin Jr., Denise Juneau, Domenic Cossi, Drew Wrigley, Dustin Leftridge, Emily Jones, Eric Grant, Fredrick Ikayo, Hallee Frandsen, Jack Garvey, James Goetz, James May, Jenny Harbine, Jeremiah Chin, John Morrison, John Tabaracci, Joshua Dulberg, Julia Olson, Justin Stalpes, Kaitlin O'Donnell, Kathryn Shanley, Katie Carpenter, Keeley Cronin, Lawrence Anderson, Lee Casey, Lindsay Thane, Mark Stermitz, Matthew Dolphay, Matthew Ralph, Melissa Hornbein, Mia Hammersley, Michael Russell, Monte Mills, Natasha De La Cruz, Nathan Bellinger, Paul Lawrence, Philip Axt, Philip Gregory, Quentin Rhoades, Rebecca Davis, Rob Cameron, Robert Guite, Robert Skinner, Robin Sterling, Roger Sullivan, Ryen Godwin, Selena Sauer, Shannon Heim, Steven Wade, Tanya Washington, Thane Johnson, Timothy Bechtold, William Mercer, Wyatt Sassman

Guardianship, Creditor’s Claim, missing daughter

March 16, 2024 By lilly

GUARDIANSHIP: Creditor’s Claim for reimbursement for costs claimed in connection with appointment as conservator of missing daughter who was later found drowned in river properly denied for failure to substantiate costs… Marks affirmed. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court - Civil Tagged With: Julie Sirrs, Quentin Rhoades, Shelby Towe

COVID masking, school mandates

December 16, 2023 By lilly

COVID MASKING: Substantive due process challenge to school mask mandates properly rejected on summary judgment… Marks affirmed. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court - Civil Tagged With: Elizabeth Kaleva, Elizabeth O’Halloran, Kevin Twidwell, Quentin Rhoades

Defense verdict, fire caused by combine in wheat field

July 15, 2023 By lilly

VERDICT: Defense, combine operator not negligent as to fire caused by combine in wheat field. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, State Trial Courts Tagged With: Paul Haffeman, Quentin Rhoades, Robert Erickson, Stephanie Hollar

Attorney disqualification, drop client like “hot potato”

June 17, 2023 By lilly

ATTORNEY DISQUALIFICATION properly denied absent explanation of how Defendant was prejudiced by concurrent representations, dropping client like a “hot potato” does not constitute prejudice per se… Ohman affirmed. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court - Civil Tagged With: Michael Rabb, Quentin Rhoades

Political discrimination, demoted sheriff’s deputy, §1983

October 1, 2022 By lilly

POLITICAL DISCRIMINATION: §1983 claim improperly dismissed on grounds that HRA was exclusive remedy for claims by demoted sheriff’s deputy grounded in political discrimination but unchallenged ruling upholding FAD precludes reinstatement of §1983 claim… notice of appeal properly encompassed dismissal of District Court complaint… Lint affirmed. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court - Civil Tagged With: David Lighthall, Quentin Rhoades, Quinlan O'Connor, Steven Carey

COVID masking, school masking policies

August 6, 2022 By lilly

COVID MASKING: Preliminary injunctions against school masking policies properly denied… Marks and McElyea affirmed. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court - Civil Tagged With: Abby Moscatel, Elizabeth Kaleva, Elizabeth O’Halloran, Kevin Twidwell, Quentin Rhoades

Malicious pros claim against pro bono attorneys rejected

March 19, 2022 By lilly

MALICIOUS PROSECUTION claim against pro bono attorneys who alleged scheme to defraud elderly couple of reverse mortgaged property properly dismissed on summary judgment… Wilson affirmed. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Past Issues, Supreme Court - Civil Tagged With: Eric Brooks, Mikel Moore, Quentin Rhoades

Clean Campaign Act, PACs’ notice to candidates

January 22, 2022 By lilly

CLEAN CAMPAIGN ACT: Requirement that political committees contemporaneously provide a candidate any campaign advertisement published within 10 days of an election if it refers to, but does not endorse, the candidate, does not pass constitutional muster… Molloy. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Federal Trial Courts, Past Issues Tagged With: Anne Sherwood, Jaime MacNaughton, John Morrison, Matthew Monforton, Quentin Rhoades

Rule 59, emotional damages from theft of vehicle

December 25, 2021 By lilly

RULE 59 motions by both sides following rejection of $62,750 emotional damages stemming from theft of vehicle from tire shop untimely, Plaintiffs’ motion for new trial to resurrect tactically dismissed NIED claim denied… Defendant’s motion converted to 60(b)(6) to allow amendment of judgment to only $2,278.43 bailment damages… Molloy. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Federal Trial Courts, Past Issues Tagged With: Quentin Rhoades, Susan Miltko, Tyler Smith

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