[PDF] Top 20 Case: 1:14-cv Document #: 1 Filed: 09/16/14 Page 1 of 39 PageID #:1 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT NORTHERN DISTRICT OF ILLINOIS EASTERN DIVISION

... 36. Under Title IV, a for-profit company that owns a school receiving federal student aid funds is subject to the “90/10 rule,” 34 C.F.R. § 668.14(b)(16). Under this rule, a for-profit college must not receive ... See full document

... action filed in state court to federal court if the parties are of diverse citizenship and the amount in controversy exceeds ...the case unless they were not properly ... See full document

... On July 10, 2009, the Maryland State Treasurer’s Office received notice of Paulone’s intent to file a claim against the State for “violations of the Americans with Disabilities Act, among other things.” Sharon G. Barry ... See full document

... Offord: (i) Report of Autopsy, dated November 10 , 1987 , attached as Exhibit B hereto; (ii) nineteen (19) photographs taken during the autopsy as well as a chart from the coroner , atta[r] ... See full document

... 8. Provident Royalties suspended all dividend payments to investors in the Provident Offerings in late January 2009. The Provident ventures had paid over $30 million in dividends to investors while collecting less than ... See full document

... the Court will affirm the Bankruptcy Court’s finding that the contract was not formed until July 17, the date the fee calculation appendix was provided to ... See full document

... 22. The legislative history reveals that Congress clarified that regular consultation take place “not less often than quarterly” and added the requirement that consultation take place “before [the refugees’] placement in ... See full document

... Safeco opposed plaintiff’s motion to strike, contending that an appraisal award had been reached in accordance with the terms of the insurance policy. See ECF 64. In support, Safeco attached an appraisal award for ... See full document

... may be a Rule 12(b) motion – presumably (although Defendants do not so specify) a Rule 12(b)(3) improper venue challenge, because that is the only defense into which the first-to-file rule could possibly fit. See Dkt. ... See full document

... description of § 19858(a)’s reach. Mot. at 5–7. Throughout the SAC, Plaintiffs claim the statute prevents them from entering a business relationship with any individual or entity that has a more than 1% interest ... See full document

... 16. By making a dwelling unavailable to the Plaintiff testers of BNI due to their race, discriminating against them in the rental of a dwelling, and representing to the Plaintiff testers that a dwelling was ... See full document

... effecting service between signatories to the convention.” Midmark Corp. v. Janak Healthcare Private Ltd., No. 3:14 CV 088, 2014 WL 1764704, at *1 (S.D. Ohio May 1, 2014), citing Kreimerman v. ... See full document

... 16. After suspecting the books and magazines were being censored, PLN’s in-house counsel sent personally addressed letters to individual prisoners to ask if they were receiving the magazine and books. These ... See full document

... the Court is the Complaint to Confirm FINRA Arbitration Award filed by Plaintiff, Norman Hunsinger (“Hunsinger”), against Defendant, Brian ...(“Carr”). 1 On April 29, 2016, we conducted an ... 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

... Doyle does not identify evidence showing that his will was overborne, that there was any coercive conduct by law enforcement officials who obtained the confessions, or that any serious mental disorder existed that could ... See full document

... Supreme Court noted in James Daniel Good, the right to maintain control over one’s home, and to be free from governmental interference, is a private interest of historic and continuing ... See full document

... If any property, records, documents, or computer files relating to the Receivership Defendant's finances or business practices are located in the residence of any Individual Defen[r] ... See full document

... [¶ 2] On May 21, 2004, while serving a twelve-year sentence at the Maine State Prison, Michael James was convicted of one count of witness tampering and eleven counts of assault on an officer. The court (Brodrick, ... See full document

... trial court using AIPLA survey); Mathis ...a case tried in Los Angeles”); Jepson, ...Mar. 1, 2011) (amount of attorneys’ fees sought by plaintiffs not “out of line” with those reflected in AIPLA ... See full document