New Jersey Law Journal
...Rent-A-Car Company of Pittsburgh (Enterprise Rent-A-Car) and its parent company, Enterprise Holdings Inc. (EHI). The plaintiffs alleged that they should...
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New Jersey Law Journal
...Liu filed a complaint in federal district court in Massachusetts charging Amerco, Inc. and its wholly owned subsidiary U-Haul International, Inc.--collectively "U-Haul...
Large settlements and verdicts in New Jersey
...challenges a contract for pharmacy benefit management services between Medco Health Solutions Inc. and the Department of Treasury. Respondents are the School Employees’ Health...
...rsquo; parents sued Baum, Enterprise Rent-a-Car, which rented him the car while his was not working, and Elrac Inc., the Enterprise affiliate that...
Daily decision alert
...by USAA, paid $650,000 into the settlement. Elrac Inc., doing business as Enterprise Rent-A-Car, paid $25,000, the amount of Cordaro...
New Jersey Law Journal
...sect; 355(j)(2)(A); see Eli Lilly & Co. v. Medtronic, Inc., 496 U.S. 661, 676 (1990); Andrx Pharmaceuticals, Inc. v. Elan Corp...
...summary judgment in favor of defendants Kelly Carmon and Elrac Inc., trading as Enterprise Rent-A-Car (Elrac). The judge dismissed the complaint, finding that...
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