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Kenneth Thomas brought suit against his former employer, Kidder, Peabody & Company, and two of its employees, Barclay Perry and James Johnston.
Acme challenged the constitutionality of the Act under the Contract Clause of the U.S. Constitution. Was the Act constitutional? Explain.
A student who was suspended for ten days challenges the constitutionality of his suspension on the ground that he was denied due process.
Iowa enacted a statute prohibiting the use of sixty-five-foot double-trailer-truck combinations.
Metropolitan Edison Company is a privately owned and operated Pennsylvania corporation subject to extensive regulation by the Pennsylvania.
The McClungs own Ollie’s Barbecue, a restaurant located a few blocks from the interstate highway in Birmingham.
Miss Horowitz was admitted as an advanced medical student at the University of Missouri–Kansas City.
Alabama law imposes a fee of $97.60 per ton for hazardous waste generated outside the state and disposed of at a commercial facility in Alabama.
Congress passed the Emergency Price Control Act in the interest of national defense and security.
The Secretary of Commerce (Secretary) published a notice in the Federal Register inviting comments regarding flammability standards for mattresses.
Reagan National Airport in Washington, D.C., is one of the busiest and most crowded airports in the nation.
You have an employee who has a chemical imbalance in the brain that causes him to be severely unstable.
You have a very shy employee who is from another country. After a time, you notice that the quality of her performance is deteriorating rapidly.
You receive a telephone call from a company you never do business with requesting a reference on one of your employees, Mary Sunshine.
You have just received a report suggesting that a chemical your company uses in its manufacturing process is very dangerous.
You and Joe Jones, your neighbor and friend, bought lottery tickets at the corner drugstore.
Omega, Inc., a publicly held corporation, has assets of $100 million and annual earnings in the range of $13 to $15 million.
Major Company subcontracted the development of part of a large technology system to Start-up Company.
You are a project manager for a company making a major proposal to a Middle Eastern country. Your major competition is from Japan.
On June 15, a newspaper columnist predicted that the coast of State X would be flooded on the following September 1.
State Senator Bowdler convinced the legislature of State Z to pass a law requiring all professors to submit their class notes and transparencies.
While driving his car in Virginia, Carpe Diem, a resident of North Carolina, struck Butt, a resident of Alaska.
Sam Simpleton, a resident of Kansas, and Nellie Naive, a resident of Missouri, each bought $85,000 in stock at local offices in their home .
The Supreme Court of State A ruled that, under the law of State A, pit bull owners must either keep their dogs fenced or pay damages.
The Supreme Court of State G decided that the U.S. Constitution requires professors to warn students of their right to remain silent before questioning.