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...judgment in favor of the City of Houston and Michael S...district or the water supply corporation, in the exercise of the...
National Law Journal
...reduced portion of the attorney's fees and expenses Protect incurred. Norco Corporation ("Norco" or "Appellee/Cross-Appellant"), in a sole issue, alleges error by...
National Law Journal
...real estate development enterprise MGD Partners, LLC ("MGD") purchased property outside the city of Hammond in Tangipahoa Parish, Louisiana with the goal of developing a...
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...and June 9, 2011, in favor of appellees Hydroscience, Inc. (HSI), Whitehall Corporation (Whitehall), TIMCO Aviation Services, Inc. (TIMCO), Aviation Sales Company (AVS), and Roy...
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...complaints from residents and employees at the Crazy Water Retirement Hotel kept city and state inspectors returning to the building, investigating complaints of unsafe conditions...
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...Circuit Judges. Plaintiff-Appellant brought a diversity action against two national banking associations, alleging violations of Louisiana consumer protection law in connection with...
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...adjacent to the Property, sent an open letter to the Corpus Christi City Council asserting that appellee intended to close the golf course and club...
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