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Once a month, South-Western Legal Studies in Business provides 10-30 summaries of the most important legal cases happening around the country. Professionally selected and prepared by Roger Meiners, University of Texas—Arlington, South-Western Legal Studies in Business' Case Updates provide the perfect information source for your legal studies course.

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Select a headline to see the associated briefed case, or select the topic that follows the headline to see all briefed cases available for that topic.

Imposition of Joint Liability Requires Intentional Tort (Torts)

Novel Regulatory Issues Referred to Regulatory Agency for Resolution (Court Procedure)

Courts May Review Major Mistakes by Arbitrator (Alternate Dispute Resolution)

Same Rights Do Not Apply to Administrative Search Warrants as to Criminal Warrants (Administrative Law)

Infringement of Mark Requires Showing of Confusion in the Market (Intellectual Property)

Equity and Law Issues in Same Case May Be Tried Separately (Court Procedure)

Driver Who Has Left Vehicle No Longer Covered by Vehicle Policy (Insurance)

Trade Secret Need Not Be Revealed at Trial Unless Clearly Necessary (Court Procedure)

Punitive Damages without Compensatory Damages May Be Awarded (Employment Discrimination)

Employer Must Attempt Reasonable Accommodation of Religious Preferences (Employment Discrimination)

Claim Failed to Establish Relevant Geographic Market (Antitrust)

Property Seized in Drug Busts Must Be Subject to Prompt Proceedings (Criminal Law)

Health Club Has No Duty to Render Skilled Medical Aid to Patrons (Torts)

Local Ordinance Controlling Scrap Yard Does Not Violate Federal or State Law (Constitutional Law)

Police Have Qualified Immunity Against Negligence Actions (Torts)

Patient Failed to Demonstrate Malpractice; No Medical Battery Cause of Action (Torts)
 

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