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Rickman, Judge. In these consolidated appeals, we must determine whether the trial court properly granted summary judgment in part, and denied it in part, in this case filed by a client, Andrea Engelman, against her former attorneys, Randall Kessler, Louis Tesser, Darren Tobin, (collectively, “the attorneys”) and her former law firm, Kessler, Schwarz & Solomiany, P.C. (“KSS”).

WATTS, J. This case raises an important issue of first impression in Maryland — namely, whether a county has the authority under the county’s code to enter into a collective bargaining agreement requiring that, before a criminal investigative interview of one of the county’s police civilian employees, the employee be advised of the r

MEMORANDUM OPINION AND ORDER ROBERT W. GETTLEMAN, District Judge. Plaintiffs’ Consolidated Amended Complaint (“complaint”) brings a putative class action on behalf of themselves and other purchasers of chicken jerky dog treats manufactured by defendants Nestle Purina PetCare Company (“Nestle Purina”) and Waggin’ Train LLC (‘Waggin’ Train”), and sold by defendants Wal-Mart Stories, Inc. (Walmart

DISTRICT COURT OF APPEAL OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA FOURTH DISTRICT CHRISTOPHER ADKINS and MISTY ADKINS, Appellants, v. ROY KATZIN, M.D., SPECIALISTS ON CALL, INC., a Foreign Profit Corporation, TELE-PHYSICIANS, P.C., a Georgia Professional Corporation and Foreign Profit Corporation d/b/a SPECIALISTS ON CALL PHYSICIANS and d/b/a FLORIDA TELE-PHYSICIANS, SPECIALISTS O

PUBLISHED UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE FOURTH CIRCUIT TAMMY ADKINS; GERRIT J. ALLEN;  DANIEL ANDERSON; WILLIAM ARNOLD; DONALD O. AUSTIN; ROBERT M. BALICK; CHARLES A. BARAT; RICHARD A. BECKER; PAUL A. BRANDMIRE; RICKY L. BRENNAN, SR.; ROBERT D. BUXTON; JOHN CAPEWELL; PHILIP P. CASALE, SR.; WILLIAM F. CONROY, III; FREDERICK A. COOK; RONALD L. DEMING; WILLIAM H. DRAWBOND; BRIAN D. DUNN; CLIFFORD C. ECKERT; STEPHANIE A. EECKHOUT; SHERRY E.

OPINION MOORE, Judge: M.A.M., a minor, appeals the Woodford Family Court’s orders finding that he violated a Juvenile Status Offender Order, that he was in contempt for doing so, *548that the least restrictive means was not a necessary requirement for disposition of contempt findings, and that the proper disposition for M.A.M.’s contempt

464 F.3d 456 Tammy ADKINS; Gerrit J. Allen; Daniel Anderson; William Arnold; Donald O. Austin; Robert M. Balick; Charles A. Barat; Richard A. Becker; Paul A. Brandmire; Ricky L. Brennan, Sr.; Robert D. Buxton; John Capewell; Philip P. Casale, Sr.; William F. Conroy, III; Frederick A. Cook; Ronald L. Deming; William H. Drawbond; Brian D. Dunn; Clifford C. Eckert; Stephanie A. Eeckhout; Sherry E. Fancher; Wendell D. Farris; Richard D. Ferrell; Terry

19 A.3d 859 (2011) 419 Md. 450 PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, Maryland, et al. v. Keith LONGTIN. No. 35, September Term, 2010. Court of Appeals of Maryland. April 25, 2011. Reconsideration Denied June 16, 2011. *863 Rajesh A. Kumar, Acting Deputy County Atty. (Stephanie P. Anderson, County Atty.,

*********** The Full Commission reviewed the prior Opinion and Award, based upon the record of the proceedings before Deputy Commissioner Glenn and the briefs before the Full Commission. The appealing party has shown good ground to reconsider the evidence; receive further evidence; rehear the parties or their representatives; or amend the Opinion and Award. Accordingly, the Full Commission Vacates the Opinion and Award of Deputy Commissioner Gle

151 B.R. 458 (1992) In re Kimberley Ann Light ADKINS, Debtor. Kimberly Ann LIGHT, Plaintiff, v. Garner Aaron ADKINS, Defendant. In re Phillip CANTRELL, Debtor. Tammy Marie CANTRELL, Plaintiff, v. Phillip CANTRELL, Defendant. Bankruptcy Nos. 391-11320, 291-10389, Adv. Nos. 392-0109A, 292-0068A. United States Bankruptcy Court, M.D. Tennessee. September 17, 199

957 F.Supp. 211 (1997) John E. ADKINS, et al., Plaintiffs, v. JOHN HANCOCK MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, etc., Defendant. No. 96-741-Civ-J-20. United States District Court, M.D. Florida, Jacksonville Division. January 21, 1997. George D. Gabel, Jr., Suzanne M. Judas, Joel B. Toomey, Gabel & Hair, Jacksonville, FL, for John E. Adkins, Ronald Braddock, Ronald W.

OPINION MARGARET GARNER MIRABAL, Justice. The main issue presented in this case is whether, under Texas law as applied to these facts, a trial judge has the authority to change the terms of attorneys’ fee contracts between attorneys and their clients. This is mass tort litigation, but not a class action. Appellants1 complain about the trial court’s “Final Order Approving Attorney

303 F.3d 496 Curtis M. ADKINS, Plaintiff-Appellant, andLee Ayers; Angelo Bailey; Daniel Ballengee; Bobby Belcher; Lawrence Bentz; Larnie Boddy, Jr.; John Burgess; Eric Conley; Jan Courts; Cheryl Davis; Glenn Davis; Phillip Davis; Michael N. Dishner, Sr.; James Donaldson; Alexander Doran; Bruce Duling; Blake Friend; Harry Gaynor; Christopher Greene; James Hairston; Gail Harper; Edward Harvey; Floyd D. Hatfield, Sr.; Leland L. Holman; Shaun Jeffr

Christian Eric Adkins v. State of Maryland, No. 735, September Term, 2022. Opinion by Zarnoch, J. AUTOMOBILES – To convict a defendant for driving with a revoked license, the State must show that 1) the defendant was driving a motor vehicle, 2) at the time the defendant’s license had been revoked, and 3) the defendant knew that the license had been revoked. STATUTORY CONSTRUCTION – Section 16-303(c) of the Transportation Article (“Transp.”) of the Maryland Code prohibits driving a motor vehicl

Affirmed by published opinion. Chief Judge WILKINSON wrote the opinion, in which Judge WILKINS and Judge GOODWIN joined. OPINION WILKINSON, Chief Judge. Curtis Adkins filed suit against Labor Ready, Inc. and Labor Ready Mid Atlantic, Inc. (collectively “Labor Ready”) alleging violations of federal and state labor laws. Labor Ready re

CLAYTON, Judge. George Adkins appeals from a summary judgment of the Floyd Circuit Court dismissing his action for specific performance of a verbal contract. As Adkins describes the terms of that oral contract, he was to have received payment of an “overriding royalty” of $.15 (fifteen cents) per ton of coal loaded at a tipple on James Allen’s property at Right Beaver Creek, Floyd County, Kentucky. This amount was allegedly du

ADKINS, Judge. We must decide whether a valid appeal to this Court was timely filed when, pursuant to custom, but without explicit authority, the attorney for the County Council of Prince George’s County, Maryland, Sitting as the District Council (“District Council”), appellant, noted an appeal from a circuit court decision reversing a decision of the District Council. For the reasons that follow, we hold that appellant did no

*699 MEMORANDUM OPINION AND CERTIFICATION OF DIRECT APPEAL ROBERT L. JONES, Bankruptcy Judge. McLoba Partners, Ltd. d/b/a U.S. Gold Firm (“McLoba”), appellant, filed its request with this Court, the bankruptcy court, to certify a direct appeal to the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals of this Court’s order and memorandum opinion of July 24, 201

MEMORANDUM OPINION ROBERT L. JONES, Bankruptcy Judge. On May 12, 2014, a hearing was held on the motion of the debtor, Robert Lewis Adkins, Sr. (“Adkins”), seeking damages for willful violation of the automatic stay by creditor McLoba Partners, Ltd. d/b/a U.S. Gold Firm (“McLoba”) [Docket No. 258] (the “Motion”). McLoba filed its response and objection to the Motion. The Court

IN THE COURT OF APPEALS OF TENNESSEE AT KNOXVILLE January 13, 2015 Session DENNIS SMITH V. GEORGE TESTERMAN, M.D., ET. AL. Appeal from the Law Court for Sullivan County (Kingsport) No. C40423(C) Hon. E.G. Moody, Chancellor No. E2014-00956-COA-R9-CV-FILED-MARCH 10, 2015 This is a case alleging negligence by the defendants which resulted in in