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Oral argument — RLM Communications, Inc. v. Amy E. Tuschen

Oral argument · Oral argument · Mar 24, 2016

There was no period Of time that passed But she signed a separate Employment agreement before that right? Well she signed an offer. Nine days before that. She signed an offer that is correct. … You know If it's the Air Force or the Marines. Military. She did work for the military. Went down there to Fort Bragg And this was in Georgia. This is Fort Gordon In Georgia.

Oral argument — Tom Price v. City of Fayetteville

Oral argument · Oral argument · Dec 11, 2013

And Judge Wilkinson, I understand your comment earlier. … And, Your Honor, part of the reason for that is the city had a mere 20 days to get its act together through Ms.

Oral argument — Consolidation Coal Company v. Theodore Latusek, Jr.

Oral argument · Oral argument · Dec 5, 2017

And I think when you think about it in that fashion, the author's comment in that article that it is unknown whether the condition is related to coal dust exposure further weakens the claimant's case. … Lymph nodes are a way station by which the lymphatic system cleans the lungs of impurities. Dr. Rosenberg, Dr. Wren, Dr. Spagnuolo all read that in this report. They read Dr. Noya's explanation.

Oral argument — Bradley Petry v. Prosperity Mortgage Company

Oral argument · Oral argument · May 14, 2014

You're going to help me and clean me up on this because I'm not understanding that relationship very well. … It didn't act as a broker in this case. So it matters not that Wachovia owns 50% of it. It does not matter. And I appreciate your comment. It's not relevant. Prosperity is a legitimate joint venture.

Oral argument — Laverne McIver v. Bridgestone Americas, Inc.

Oral argument · Oral argument · Dec 8, 2021

It's just the informing act that explains how a reasonable jury would connect those dots. … And let's imagine, just from a hypothetical to clean it up a little bit, that we have evidence of that from 2015 forward, right?

Oral argument — Eugene Dunston v. Donnie Harrison

Oral argument · Oral argument · Oct 28, 2014

And at that point in time, all the officer has done is use a takedown maneuver, period. … Now he's coming to court and saying, no, I contend that Officer Douglas did violate my constitutional rights, that he did act outside the lawful duties of that office.

Oral argument — Open Justice Baltimore v. Baltimore City Law Department

Oral argument · Oral argument · Oct 29, 2024

First, plaintiffs pled a plausible retaliation claim as our clients previously aired criticism of defendants, so it is plausible that defendants delayed and obstructed requests because of previous criticism … I'd like to point out that— In the Monell proposition, there's no right to—there's no mandate or right of access to government information or sources within the government's control, period.

Oral argument — Julie Su v. Medical Staffing of America, LLC

Oral argument · Oral argument · Sep 27, 2024

across multiple states across a seven-year period. … It will be an increase, but it won't be a clean doubling.

Oral argument — Sharon Thomas v. The Salvation Army

Oral argument · Oral argument · Sep 21, 2016

Thomas sufficiently pled discrimination claims under the Fair Housing Act, the Americans with Disabilities Act, and the Rehabilitation Act? … Thomas's personal circumstances in that interim period.

Oral argument — United States v. Dwight Gooding

Oral argument · Oral argument · Oct 29, 2014

He would have said, Your Honor, let me say first of all that none of these people, none of the comments you're making reflect Dwight Gooding. … Sentencing Reform Act, I mean, the guidelines would have required a minimum sentence of 110 months.

Oral argument — Dana West v. Susan Murphy

Oral argument · Oral argument · Sep 17, 2014

You went in for benches for a short period of time before you were taken . . . … So, I recognize that the constitutional issue is maybe up in the air as a result of Florence.

Oral argument — Jimmy Haynes v. Waste Connections, Inc.

Oral argument · Oral argument · Jan 31, 2019

Under Fourth Circuit precedent, Your Honor, the issue in summary judgment is not whether someone did or did not, in fact, do or do not a certain alleged act. … Then the alleged comment about the upcoming performance evaluations, don't worry, you've got nothing to worry about. Noticeably, Mr. Fountain did not say. The slate is now clean, Mr. Haynes.

Oral argument — United States v. Ronnie Montgomery

Oral argument · Oral argument · May 5, 2022

It doesn't say further acts. That's an important point. This is a consent order with no finding, no determination of any acts of violence between them. … So your position is just that a thin air, two parties agreed to not commit violence to each other without there ever being any concern about that to begin with?

Oral argument — April Hill v. Employee Resource Group, LLC

Oral argument · Oral argument · Mar 31, 2020

The relevant time period at issue is 2011 to 2016. … Why aren't you asking for a jury trial under Section 4 of the Arbitration Act in this case?

Oral argument — Adrian Muldrow v. Schmidt Baking Company, Inc.

Oral argument · Oral argument · Sep 17, 2013

And so Royal Farms acted swiftly. Within two hours of making that complaint, they fired him. And that's really the crux of it. … If this guy had an absolutely clean record, maybe the result would have been different, but that's not the issue.

Oral argument — Jason King v. United States

Oral argument · Oral argument · May 14, 2013

It says during a six-month period, I'm reading from page 31 of the joint appendix, during the six-month period, the plaintiff was evaluated approximately eight times by dental staff. … One of the things that Iqbal and Twombly say is that they're very tough on even conclusory, on conclusory pleadings, where, in other words, you just can't plead the standard and say he acted or she acted

Oral argument — Robert Donnert v. Feld Entertainment, Inc.

Oral argument · Oral argument · Mar 24, 2015

Well, if I could address the district court not buying it comment, I believe the district court judge was buying it. … Wouldn't you have the bills for the hay and the tending and the serving, paying the salaries of people who rush and clean the horses and so forth?

Oral argument — Juanita Cavendish v. DOWCP

Oral argument · Oral argument · Mar 19, 2025

Your Honor, the way the form is actually calculated, it's based on a, essentially, there's a calculation under the Act, and the calculation under the Act is did you work for X amount of time during each … Maybe there were periods of unemployment. Definitely possible, Your Honor. Maybe they had coal strikes, maybe it wasn't that, maybe they didn't go to work.

Oral argument — Jeffery Mays v. Ronald Sprinkle

Oral argument · Oral argument · Oct 27, 2020

Wouldn't that be because, as Judge Diaz alluded to or commented directly, that it implicates maybe this is so up in the air and loose in terms of standards that it's not clearly established. … And again, for example, how each of these defendants only interacted with the decedent over a certain period of time. Not one of them was present from the very beginning to the very end.

Oral argument — United States v. Dwight Jenkins

Oral argument · Oral argument · Oct 27, 2021

that the court entered was not full or complete, you know, it almost seems like to me it might be malpractice if you didn't file that thing immediately and invest in the jurisdiction to keep it from cleaning … it up, rather than waiting the full period of time for the notice of appeal.