[PDF] Top 20 Case 2:14-cv ER Document 21 Filed 09/08/14 Page 1 of 24 IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA

... The Court in James Daniel Good noted that for the government to seize real property without affording pre-seizure notice and a hearing, it must demonstrate that “less restrictive ... See full document

... Coleman court granted plaintiffs’ motion in part on December 10, ...4951). 1 The court held that the evidence established “an identified need in the condemned inmate population for long-term ... See full document

... plaintiff’s choice of venue, (2) witness convenience and access, (3) convenience of the parties, and (4) the interest of justice. Lynch, 237 F. Supp. 2d at 617. The Court’s decision “turn[s] on the particular ... See full document

... EOIR moved for summary judgment, arguing that its declarations and Vaughn indices show that it adequately searched for and produced all non-exempt responsive documents, and that the proactive release provision of FOIA, 5 ... See full document

... iii. Data files: Please provide copies of all computer data files created in the course of performing the DNA testing and analyzing the data in this case (i.e., both raw data and processed data). These data files ... See full document

... The Mertzigs’ invocation of the res ipsa loquitur doctrine does not provide a means to avoid the effect of their certification under Rule 1042.3(a)(3). The Note expressly precludes plaintiffs, absent exceptional ... See full document

... 49. In furtherance of Mr. Benson's agreement to substitute assets of equivalent value, Mr. Benson retained Empire Valuation Consultants to update the valuation of the reacquired assets as of January 1, 2015. ... See full document

... 1. Plaintiff, Eileen Conroy, is an adult individual residing at 1311 Lone Pine Court, Steelton, Pennsylvania 17113. At all times relevant hereto, Plaintiff was engaged in activities protected under ... See full document

... February 24, 2004, APGI sent a letter to a customer regarding the creation of a “friendly ...this case a “friendly mortgage.” On March 11, 2004, APGI’s customer filed the “friendly mortgage” for the ... See full document

... the court will grant a stay on this order and allow the appraisal to be conducted in a manner consistent with proper fact finding by the engaged appraisers, thus allowing [the Court] to make an informed ... See full document

... “Reflection 2 Macintosh,” “Reflection for Dos,” “Reflection for IBM,” “Reflection for Multi-Host Enterprise Standard Edition,” “Reflection for Regis Graphics,” “Reflection for UNIX,” and “Reflection Suite for ... See full document

... a United States citizen parent in order to acquire citizenship under § ...the United States whether to one or two citizen parents – is reiterated in “new” § 1409(a), which requires that “a ... See full document

... “Common control . . . exists where the performance of the described activities [is] controlled by one person or by a number of persons, corporations, or other organizational units acting together.” 29 C.F.R. § 779.221. ... 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

... the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit in In re Tower Air, 416 ...that case, the Court of Appeals held that even at the pleading stage, “a defendant deserves fair ... See full document

... this Court lacks subject-matter jurisdiction over cases “brought by state-court losers complaining of injuries caused by state-court judgments rendered before the district court ... See full document

... Supreme Court has explained, this is an “inherently comparative” analysis, requiring courts to “consider plausible nonculpable explanations for the defendant's conduct, as well as inferences favoring the ... See full document

... the court with the information needed to evaluate the fairness or adequacy of a proposed ...the court to gauge the value of the proposed class’ claims); Custom LED, LLC ...the Court with no ... See full document

... the United States Constitution assigns to Congress the authority ‘[t]o regulate Commerce with foreign Nations, and among the several ...on states’ powers to ...id.; United States ... See full document

... The record in this case shows that Ms. Naskidashvili came to the United States from Georgia on a six-month visa to visit her family. Naskidashvili Dep. at 10. Before this trip, she had visited once ... See full document