NAPC

Defendant owned three restaurants, kept two sets of books, and underreported gross receipts. The government discovered the fraud when he listed a restaurant for sale....

Petitioner was ordered removed to Mexico in 2004 and appealed to the Board of Immigration Appeals, which affirmed. Almost two years later, he moved to...

When Sears, Roebuck & Co. merged with Kmart in 2005, the company formed as the parent (Sears) inherited directors from both. Crowley also serves on...

Tichenor pleaded guilty to armed robbery and discharging a firearm in connection with robbing a bank, retaining the right to appeal the applicability of the...

Arizanovska, born in Macedonia, was employed part-time by Wal-Mart, as an overnight stocker. After experiencing some vaginal bleeding while pregnant, she informed Wal-Mart that...

Investors joined together to buy property. To finance the purchase, they formed a distinct limited liability company, IPA, to negotiate and execute a loan on...

Defendant supervised a "mule" who obtained heroin in Texas and transported it to Chicago as part of an enterprise with four confirmed participants. Following...

From 2005-2007 plaintiff, an African-American, was employed as a driving instructor for defendant, a trucking company. After a number of incidents involving reported use of...

Facing charges of conspiracy to kidnap, unlawful possession of a firearm in furtherance of a crime of violence, and conspiracy to distribute marijuana, defendant agreed...

An episode of the animated television show, South Park, entitled “Canada On Strike,” satirized the 2007-2008 Writers’ Guild of America strike, popular viral videos, and...