October Term 2009 · Docket 08-1553
Does the Carmack Amendment cover the inland leg of an import shipment?
the sides that brought the case argue the statute excludes import legs. the opposing sides claim it covers all domestic transport.
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October Term 2009 · Docket 08-1553
the sides that brought the case argue the statute excludes import legs. the opposing sides claim it covers all domestic transport.
October Term 2009 · Docket 08-1457
The dispute centers on whether the NLRB can issue adjudicatory decisions when its membership falls below the statutory quorum of three.
October Term 2009 · Docket 08-998
The dispute centers on whether bankruptcy courts can modify a debtor's income calculation to reflect expected future changes.
October Term 2009 · Docket 09-223
Natural gas suppliers challenge Ohio tax rates. The state argues federal courts lack jurisdiction.
October Term 2009 · Docket 08-1555
Plaintiffs sue a former Somali official for human rights abuses. The defendant claims state immunity. The lower court rejected that claim.
October Term 2009 · Docket 08-1529
the sides that brought the case seek to dismiss constitutional tort claims. the opposing sides argue the statute does not abrogate these rights.
October Term 2009 · Docket 08-1394
The dispute centers on whether federal law criminalizes a fiduciary's failure to disclose conflicts of interest.
October Term 2009 · Docket 08-1470
The dispute centers on whether a suspect's silence during interrogation constitutes a valid waiver of Miranda rights.
October Term 2009 · Docket 09-5327
Holland argues his lawyer’s failure to notify him of a mandate caused him to miss the filing deadline. Florida contends only intentional misconduct justifies extending that time limit.
October Term 2009 · Docket 08-1301
The dispute centers on whether a person convicted before a new registration law applies must register under that law.
October Term 2009 · Docket 08-1341
The dispute centers on whether a jury verdict based partly on pre-law conduct requires an automatic new trial.
October Term 2009 · Docket 08-1498
Humanitarian groups argue the law bans protected speech. The government claims it prevents material support.
October Term 2009 · Docket 08-1569
The dispute centers on whether using a machinegun creates a distinct crime or merely increases the penalty for the same offense.
October Term 2009 · Docket 08-1322
The dispute centers on whether courts must pay attorney fees directly to clients or if they can direct payment to the attorneys.
October Term 2009 · Docket 08-974
the sides that brought the case argue each hire from a biased list creates a new injury. The City argues the injury ends when the list expires.
October Term 2009 · Docket 08-1402
Smith argues the Michigan Supreme Court misapplied federal precedent. The state insists the lower court acted reasonably.
October Term 2009 · Docket 08-810
The dispute centers on whether courts must accept a plan administrator's secondary interpretation of ERISA plan terms.
October Term 2009 · Docket 08-1214
The dispute centers on whether a union can sue a company for tortious interference with a contract.
October Term 2009 · Docket 08-240
Dealers claim Shell raised rents to force them out. Shell says the law only covers formal terminations.
October Term 2009 · Docket 08-1200
The dispute centers on whether a debt collector commits a violation when it relies on a mistaken but reasonable interpretation of the law.