Court Draws Line Between Data Quality and Data Quantity
In personal injury case involving sole owner of LLC, court leans on 7th Circuit Manpower decision in deciding which parts of expert’s loss analysis to admit; it dismisses defendants’ objections concerned with data quality rather than data quantity.
Chambers v. Fike
In personal injury case involving sole owner of LLC, court leans on 7th Circuit Manpower decision in deciding which parts of expert’s loss analysis to admit; it dismisses defendants’ objections concerned with data quality rather than data quantity.
Estate of Frink
Maurice F. Frink was the majority shareholder of Flowerama when he died in 2004. The dispute before us concerns a 1974 amendment to the corporate by-laws, restricting the transfer of corporate stock upon the death of a shareholder.
Advanta USA, Inc. v. Farmers Fertilizer Company, Inc.
The Kentucky Court of Appeals determined that the trial court improperly computed the amount of lost profits in this breach of contract action when it awarded profits over a five-year period rather than over 30-day period called for in the contract.
Robinson v. Robinson
Parties' marital residence is located on an 8.2 acre parcel of property on which are also located a plant nursery business operated by wife and a recycling business operated by husband.