Do You Have an Advance Health Care Directive?
There is a critical need for each of us to have clear, written instructions regarding our healthcare when unable to make those decisions for ourselves.
There is a critical need for each of us to have clear, written instructions regarding our healthcare when unable to make those decisions for ourselves.
In this securities fraud case, the State and defendant stipulated to $38,000 in restitution and a recommendation of no time in jail, based largely on defendant’s cooperation. The district court ordered defendant to serve jail time and pay restitution in…
A jury found that the defendants defrauded the plaintiff by misrepresenting a real estate investment. On appeal, the defendants argued that they were entitled to a new trial because the court admitted prejudicial testimony regarding the details of a different…
In these two criminal appeals, issued the same day, the court of appeals considered the defendants’ arguments that their convictions for felony discharge of a firearm should have merged with their convictions for attempted murder (Martinez) or attempted aggravated murder…
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The court reevaluated its own prior interlocutory holding in the same case regarding the meaning of “located” in the National Bank Act, which permits a national bank to act as fiduciaries in any state if the law of the state…
The plaintiff sued his former employer under Title VII and 42 U.S.C. § 1981, claiming racial discrimination and retaliation. After the plaintiff reported the discrimination to human resources, he was placed on an employee improvement plan, among other measures. On appeal…
Wasatch County appealed a decision by the Utility Facility Review Board ordering the County to issue a conditional use permit to Rocky Mountain Power for construction of transmission towers and lines, but the County failed to seek a stay of…