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HORTON, Justice. In a foreclosure action brought against BRN Development, Inc. (BRN), BRN brought a cross-claim against Taylor Engineering, Inc. (Taylor), asserting negligence. Following a court trial, the district court held that Taylor was not liable to BRN. BRN appeals from that decision. We affirm. I. FA

249 P.3d 625 (2010) 158 Wash.App. 895 DAVE ROBBINS CONSTRUCTION, LLC, a Washington Limited Liability Company, Appellants, v. FIRST AMERICAN TITLE COMPANY, a domestic insurance company, Respondents. No. 64261-8-I. Court of Appeals of Washington, Division 1. October 18, 2010. Publication Ordered December 17, 2010.

Spearman, J. ¶1 Dave Robbins Construction LLC (DRC) obtained, preliminary commitments for title insurance and title insurance policies from First American Title Company for five lots on which DRC planned to build homes. After purchasing the lots, DRC learned they were located in a historical district designation and received stop-work orders requiring the company to obtain archeological surveys. DRC sued First American, alleging

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF IDAHO Docket No. 40625 AMERICAN BANK, a Montana banking ) corporation, ) ) Plaintiff-Cross Defendant, ) ) v. ) ) Boise, November 2014 Term BRN DEVELOPMENT, INC., )

ORDER SIDNEY R. THOMAS, Chief Judge. This case arises from a dispute between plaintiffs-appellants Centurion Properties III, LLC (“CPIII”) and SMI Group XIV, LLC (“SMI”) (together, “Plaintiffs”), and defendant-appellee Chicago Title Insurance Company (“Chicago Title”) over whether Chicago Title breached a duty of care to Plaintiffs, causing damages, when

The superior court of Cook county, on the complaint of fifty-seven storeowners, enjoined the defendant Milk Wagon Drivers' Union and certain of its members, from picketing stores of the plaintiffs or engaging in conversation with the owners, customers, or deliverymen delivering goods to such stores, or displaying banners, or interfering or attempting to interfere with persons with whom the plaintiffs were doing business, or by persuading or attempting to persuade by misrepresentation, fraud o

117 B.R. 890 (1990) In the Matter of HUGHES-BECHTOL, INC., Debtor. OHIO FARMERS INSURANCE COMPANY, Plaintiff, v. HUGHES-BECHTOL, INC., Society Bank, Nat'l Association, City of Greenville, City of Niles, Board of County Commissioners of Greene County, City of Barberton, Ohio, Board of Commissioners of Clermont County, City of Piqua, Ohio Department of Administrative Services, Thomas & Marker Construction Co., Defendants.

Filed Washington State Court of Appeals Division Two September 14, 2021 IN THE COURT OF APPEALS

245 B.R. 492 (2000) DUNES HOTEL ASSOCIATES, a South Carolina General Partnership, Debtor, and Debtor-in Possession, Appellant, v. HYATT CORPORATION, a Delaware Corporation, and S.C. Hyatt Corporation, a South Carolina Corporation, Appellee. No. C/A 2:98-535-18. United States District Court, D. South Carolina, Charleston Division. February 18, 2000.

POSNER, Circuit Judge. This appeal, which raises both procedural and substantive questions, the latter under RICO (Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations, Title IX of the Organized Crime Control Act of 1970, 18 U.S.C. §§ 1961-1968) and the Sherman Antitrust Act, 15 U.S.C. §§ 1-11, grows out of a dispute among five oil wholesalers in Appleton, Wisconsin: on the plaintiff side Sutliff, Inc., now bankrupt, and two of it

444 B.R. 767 (2011) In re TELESERVICES GROUP, INC., Debtor. Marcia R. Meoli, Trustee, Plaintiff, v. The Huntington National Bank, Defendant. Bankruptcy No. HG 05-00690. Adversary No. 07-80037. United States Bankruptcy Court, W.D. Michigan. March 17, 2011. *772 Douglas A. Donnell, Esq., and John E. Anding, Esq., Grand Rapids,

727 F.2d 648 1984-1 Trade Cases 65,851 SUTLIFF, INCORPORATED, Debtor, Ellingsen-MacLean OilCompany, Land O'Lakes Inc., and Thomas S. Utschig,Trustee, Plaintiffs-Appellants,v.DONOVAN COMPANIES, INC., Kenneth Kamp, Garrow OilCorporation, and William Garrow, Defendants-Appellees. Nos. 83-1308, 83-1499. United States Court of Appeals,Seventh Circui

143 B.R. 840 (1992) In the Matter of GRAND VALLEY SPORT & MARINE, INC., Debtor. GENERAL ELECTRIC CAPITAL CORPORATION, Plaintiff, v. James HOERNER, Trustee and ITT Commercial Finance Corporation, Defendants. Bankruptcy No. 90-82664, Adv. No. 91-8530. United States Bankruptcy Court, W.D. Michigan. August 10, 1992. *841 Thom

104 B.R. 562 (1989) In re TENNEY VILLAGE COMPANY, INC., Debtor. Bankruptcy No. 89-536. United States Bankruptcy Court, D. New Hampshire. July 31, 1989. Mark W. Vaughn, Devine, Millimet, Stahl & Branch, PA, Manchester, N.H., for debtor. Robert J. Keach, Verrill & Dana, Portland, Me., William S. Gannon, Wadleigh, Starr Offices, Manchester, N.H., for Maine Bank.

Mr. Justice Bristow delivered the opinion of the court. This is an appeal by plaintiffs Leo John Dinoffria, Frances Dinoffria, John Clementi, and Mary Clementi, from a decree entered by the circuit court of Will county denying both temporary and permanent injunctions and claims for damages against the defendant labor union and its secretary treasurer, Virgil Floyd.

This case arises under the Unemployment Compensation Act and originated in a controversy concerning the construction of the terms of a supplemental contract between Local No. 11, Progressive Mine Workers of America, and Panther Creek Mines, Inc. The contract, dated August 24, 1944, arranged a schedule of monthly installment payments for the liquidation of past-due vacation and portal-to-portal pay, for which the company was liable under the provisions of a master contract between the Coal Pro

27 N.J. Super. 139 (1953) 99 A.2d 164 RUTH GALLER, INDIVIDUALLY, ETC., PARTNERS TRADING AS GALLER 7 UP BOTTLING COMPANY, PLAINTIFFS-RESPONDENTS, v. CHARLES SLURZBERG, ET ALS., DEFENDANTS-APPELLANTS. Superior Court of New Jersey, Appellate Division. Argued June 8, 1953. Decided August 7, 1953. *141 Before J

Mr. Justice Reed dissenting: The Texas court enjoined petitioners, a labor union of carpenters and joiners, another union of painters, and all of their members from picketing the restaurant of the respondent, E. R. Ritter, plaintiff below, doing business under the trade name of Ritter’s Cafe, at 418 Broadway, in Houston, “and from carrying banners peacefully and in any other manner upon the sidewalks in front”

107 B.R. 909 (1989) In re PULLMAN CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRIES INC., Pullman Sheet Metal Works, Inc., Preferred Piping Inc., and Mid-City Architectural Iron Co., Debtors. Bankruptcy Nos. 87 B 6441-87 B 6444. United States Bankruptcy Court, N.D. Illinois, E.D. November 29, 1989. As Amended February 2, 1990. *910

This is an original habeas corpus proceeding brought by relators, Leo Henry, J.E. Martin and Kenneth Greer, seeking their release from the custody of the sheriff of Hunt County, respondent. In January, 1948, a majority of the employees of Greenville Cotton Oil Company went on strike to gain recognition of their union and a contract for fewer work hours and premium pay for overtime. One strike measure was to picket on the public streets *Page 317 ad