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Doctor who denied that he suffered from narcissistic personality disorder could not assert ADA psychiatric impairment claim based on that disorder, even

Korematsu v. U.S. ruled Japanese Internment during World War II constitutional. But could internment happen again?

Westlaw allows you to search for definitions of terms within case law

In a prosecution for seduction, evidence that the prosecutrix allowed men to kiss her good-night and hug her does not indicate a

LinkedIn’s massive IPO success has raised fears of another tech bubble. However, there are more than a few differences this time around.

Resort Dev. Latin America v. Barton (Tex. Dist. Ct.) Jury awards plaintiffs $10M for fiduciary breach, tortious interference claims 2011 WL 1036487

It is common knowledge that boy 17 years of age does not possess discretion and judgment and appreciate dangers of employment as

A tenuous grasp of the English language is insufficient to render a putative class representative inadequate. Nawrocki v. Proto Const. & Dev.

A California mother is suing Chuck E. Cheese’s for operating gambling machines illegally.

Today in 1996, the U.S. Supreme Court decided Romer v. Evans, a case significant for several reasons. To constitutional law buffs, the