Showing 401–420 of 1389 cases, newest official Court activity first.
October Term 2013 · Docket 13-301
The dispute centers on whether a taxpayer must present specific facts to prove an IRS summons serves an improper purpose before receiving an evidentiary hearing.
October Term 2013 · Docket 13-339
Parties dispute whether a federal statute extends state deadlines for filing toxic tort lawsuits.
October Term 2013 · Docket 13-193
Susan B. Anthony List claims Ohio officials threatened criminal charges. The state argues no actual prosecution occurred.
October Term 2013 · Docket 13-461
Broadcasters claim Aereo's cloud TV service violates copyright law. Aereo argues its technology avoids public performance rules.
October Term 2013 · Docket 12-761
POM Wonderful seeks to sue Coca-Cola for misleading pomegranate juice labels. Coca-Cola argues federal law blocks such private lawsuits.
October Term 2013 · Docket 12-842
Argentina disputes a lower court order requiring it to disclose worldwide property to satisfy a debt.
October Term 2013 · Docket 12-751
Plaintiffs seek damages for alleged mismanagement. Defendants seek a legal presumption of prudence.
October Term 2013 · Docket 13-316
The dispute centers on whether a defendant must intend to defraud a bank or if intent to defraud a third party suffices when bank funds are involved.
October Term 2013 · Docket 13-298
Alice Corp. argues its settlement system patent is valid. CLS Bank argues the patent covers an abstract idea.
October Term 2013 · Docket 13-115
Protesters claim Secret Service agents moved them based on their political views. Agents argue safety concerns required the action.
October Term 2013 · Docket 13-354
Hobby Lobby argues the government must show a compelling interest. The government argues the law is neutral and generally applicable.
October Term 2013 · Docket 13-299
The dispute centers on whether inherited IRA funds meet the legal definition of retirement funds under the Bankruptcy Code.
October Term 2013 · Docket 13-317
the sides that brought the case want to prove no price impact at class certification. the opposing sides want to delay that proof until trial.
October Term 2013 · Docket 12-1117
Officers shot a fleeing driver. The driver claims the force violated his rights. The officers claim qualified immunity protects them.
October Term 2013 · Docket 12-10882
Florida argues a fixed IQ score proves normal intelligence. the side that brought the case argues this method ignores adaptive behavior deficits.
October Term 2013 · Docket 12-1163
Parties dispute whether appellate courts must defer to lower courts when reviewing patent fee awards.
October Term 2013 · Docket 12-1184
The parties dispute the legal test for awarding attorney fees in patent litigation.
October Term 2013 · Docket 12-9012
The dispute centers on whether a bank recovers its full loss when it repossesses a home bought with a fraudulent loan.
October Term 2013 · Docket 12-1146
the sides that brought the case argue the statute does not cover greenhouse gases. EPA argues the law requires regulation.
October Term 2013 · Docket 12-1493
Bruce Abramski bought a firearm in Virginia using his own identity. The government claims he broke federal law by acting as a straw purchaser for a third party.