[PDF] Top 20 CASE 0:13-cv DSD-JJG Document 33 Filed 05/16/14 Page 1 of 11. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT DISTRICT OF MINNESOTA Civil No.

... In the absence of direct evidence, race and national origin discrimination claims are analyzed under the burden-shifting framework of McDonnell Douglas Corp. v. Green, 411 U.S. 792 (1973). A plaintiff must first ... See full document

... the Court has repeatedly attempted to get relators to reconcile their differences and file a joint amended ...Rule 11(b) to plead only allegations that he believes have an evidentiary ...at 14 [ECF ... See full document

... requisite duty of care. See ECF Nos. 11 at 5-6; 18 at 2-4. Ultimately, Burlington Coat Factory claims that the Complaint does not comply with the pleading standards under Florida law or those set forth in the ... See full document

... 13. Carr argues that Hunsinger does not qualify as a “customer” based upon the fact that Hunsinger’s investments with Carr Miller Capital were separate from NES since they involved Everett C. Miller and Carr ... See full document

... Crawford simply because the prior testimony at issue arose in a civil deposition. As in Pointer, it is important to carefully identify the constitutional question. The question is not whether Waters had the right ... See full document

... particular case, quite apart from any motion a defendant may ...not filed their motion to transfer, the Court could raise the first-to-file rule sua ...the Court will consider the ...the ... See full document

... Sections 553 and 605 protect companies such as Plaintiff from the theft of proprietary communications like the Program in this action. See International Cablevision, Inc. v. Sykes, 75 F.3d 123 (2d Cir. 1996). Both ... See full document

... any court or other tribunal in any derivative or other litigation by or on behalf of a Covered Trust fails to give full effect to the limited releases provided in paragraph 36(ii), such limited releases ... See full document

... (affirming district court’s dismissal of complaint because “[i]t is implausible that a reasonable consumer would interpret ‘Original Sundae Cone,’ ‘Original Vanilla,’ and ‘Classic,’ to imply that [the defendant’s ... See full document

... 83. Pursuant to Federal Rule 23(b)(2), Plaintiffs and the Class are entitled to class certification, because Defendant (1) has violated the statute by passing regulations that contradict a core statutory ... See full document

... 37. Individuals who leave testamentary bequests for political parties often have no idea which candidates might benefit from the contribution. People cannot always predict their death, they cannot predict who will run in ... See full document

... 13. On information and belief, between 2000 and 2013, Defendants have not fully compensated all of the licensed real estate professionals who were admittedly unpaid or not paid in accordance with Defendants’ ... See full document

... 1. Boston Children’s Hospital has been threatened with litigation if it does not pay over $900,000 to Attachmate, Corp., the successor-in-interest to a Seattle-based software company from which the Hospital ... See full document

... 180. In light of these requirements, the Commission acts “arbitrarily and capriciously . . . [when] it neglect[s] its statutory responsibility to determine the likely economic consequences of [a rule] and to connect ... See full document

... WHEREFORE, for the reasons stated above and in Plaintiff’s memorandum in support of this Motion, the Commission respectfully requests that this Court enter the Commission’s Proposed Supplemental Default Judgment ... See full document

... 29. In February 2010, Plaintiff AIC published a preliminary study of CAP’s operations in a single county, entitled “The Criminal Alien Program: Immigration Enforcement in Travis County, Texas.” Most of the information in ... See full document

... Supreme Court has also held that agencies may properly redact personnel information from disciplinary files requested under ...the Court concluded that the content of Air Force disciplinary-hearing ... See full document

... evidence includes the facts that she did not stay at any other locations during her visit to the United States, and she slept and took her meals at the Donadzes. On the other hand, there is evidence that ... See full document

... Freedom’s court-appointed restructuring officer, Freedom’s bankruptcy counsel, counsel for the Desimone plaintiffs herein and undersigned counsel shared the opinion that without the money from the AIG policy ... See full document

... this Court would permit a pro se litigant an opportunity to cure the Rule 8 pleading defects; however, in these circumstances, given plaintiff’s prior litigation in the District of Arizona, this ... See full document