Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals News

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The U.S. Supreme Court has rejected another request by former Qwest Communications International Inc.

The U.S. Supreme Court has rejected another request by former Qwest Communications International Inc.

Employment lawyers are hoping the U.S. Supreme Court will resolve a conflict in the federal circuits over the so-called cat's paw theory.

Coming soon to a courtroom near you: The SCO Group's high-profile lawsuit against Novell Inc., or perhaps it'll be SCO versus Novell and IBM.

The Cherokee Nation told a federal appeals court Monday that a judge in Tulsa erred in excluding it from Oklahoma's lawsuit against the poultry industry regarding pollution in the Illinois River watershed.

Gwen Bergman appealed her murder-for-hire case to the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Denver on Thursday in hopes that a three-judge panel will overturn the conviction on grounds she had ineffective counsel.

The Cherokee Nation has appealed a federal judge's ruling that blocked the tribe from joining Oklahoma's water pollution lawsuit against 11 Arkansas poultry companies.

The Tarrant Regional Water District's quest to obtain Oklahoma water hit a potential roadblock Wednesday when a federal judge partially granted Oklahoma's motion to dismiss the case.

A sticker like this one started it all. Yesterday, in the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals, American Civil Liberties Union attorney Chris Hansen argued on behalf of a lawsuit filed by Leslie Weise and Alex Young, who were prevented by White House personnel from attending a March 2005 town hall about Social Security reform starring then-President ...

A southern Utah man who already served prison time on a 2007 conviction for mailing threatening letters to the Internal Revenue Service and other government officials was resentenced in federal court Thursday.

U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts visited the University of Oklahoma College of Law Tuesday.

Lawyers for Coloradans who say their political free-speech rights were violated argued two cases Wednesday before judges at the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals.

Judges hearing appeals in the case of a former Hilldale High School band director who raped students focused Monday on what administrators should have done when a student alleged sexual misconduct by the director.

The case alleging medical neglect is remanded to U.S. District Court in Muskogee.

An appeals court ruled Tuesday against Payless ShoeSource Inc. in a dispute with an insurance company about a $2.5 million payout for Payless employees.

Utah Judge set November 23 for a status conference in the matter of SCO v Novell, the case over who owns Unix C++ Developer The Utah district court, Judge Ted Stewart, a new face, presiding, has set November 23 for a status conference in the matter of SCO v Novell, the case over who owns Unix that the appeals court sent back to be heard by a jury.

An Ohio appeals court has upheld a trial court ruling that threw out a $4.6 million lawsuit a former Capital University executive filed against the school with claims ranging from age discrimination to defamation.

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In Hamilton, Chapter 13 Trustee v. Lanning [docket; cert. petition , PDF], the Court limited its grant of certiorari to "[w]hether, in calculating the debtor's 'projected disposable income' during the plan period, the bankruptcy court may consider evidence suggesting that the debtor's income or expenses during that period are likely to be different ...