The Recorder...NORTH AMERICA, INC.; CHEVRON CORPORATION; CHEVRON U.S.A., INC.; CONOCOPHILLIPS COMPANY; ROYAL DUTCH SHELL PLC; SHELL OIL COMPANY; PEABODY ENERGY CORPORATION; THE AES CORPORATION...
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...a dispute between its client, Michael Enmon, and appellee 16 Prospect Capital Corporation ("Prospect").*fn1...
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...America, International Union ("Union") entered into a limited job-preference agreement with Peabody Coal Company ("Peabody Coal"). The agreement, which included an arbitration clause, also...
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...The relevant facts are limited and not in dispute. UBS is a corporation engaged in a range of finance-based businesses. In particular, it has...
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...In 2003, Positive Software Solutions, Inc. ("Positive Software"), sued New Century Mortgage Corporation ("New Century") for allegedly infringing telemarketing software licensed to New Century. Ophelia...
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...Circuit Judges.This diversity suit, brought by affiliates of the Peabody Energy Corporation (for simplicity we'll pretend there is a single plaintiff and...
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...Judge, BRISCOE, and HARTZ, Circuit Judges.Phillip Hill sued Ricoh Americas Corporation in the United States District Court for the District of Kansas, alleging...
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