The court considered whether the long-standing Dresser test for conspicuousness should control when an indemnity clause appears inside an online rule book incorporated by reference into a one-page price authority; counsel disputed whether location and accessibility should matter.

BNSF told the Court an indemnity clause in a 6,100 series rulebook incorporated by reference is binding and conspicuous under Dresser; the respondent argued the clause was buried deep in an online rulebook and therefore not conspicuous.

As a surveyor I prefer rules that are unwavering and absolute, such as 2 + 2 always equals 4. Legal principles are a disappointment. Just when I think I have it in hand, like a slimy eel it ...

As a surveyor I prefer rules that are unwavering and absolute, such as 2 + 2 always equals 4. Legal principles are a disappointment. Just when I think I have it in hand, like a slimy eel it ...

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Archive of Truth In Exile: How a court ignores the fundamentals of justice in favor of police authority?

Court deliberates on contract validity and arbitration clauses in Urban Air arbitration case.

At oral argument in Daikin Applied Americas v. Russo et al., the justices questioned whether a presumption of irreparable harm should apply in trade‑secret cases and whether a one‑year non‑solicit preliminary injunction was an impermissible end‑run around bargaining and equitable principles.

Counsel debated whether officers properly impounded an unregistered vehicle found at a gas station and whether written police policy and reasonable practical alternatives required the judge to suppress later evidence; the defense emphasized the private-property context and claimed officers did not consider alternatives.

The Supreme Court on Friday ruled that the unilateral appointment of arbitrators by a government entity in a public-private contract violates Article 14 of the Constitution.

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The U.S. Supreme Court hands down its decision in Miranda v. Arizona, establishing the principle that all criminal su...

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Introduction:-Most of us navigate the grand, exhausting machinery of American law the way we navigate a particularly unpredictable thunderstorm. We know it is there, we carry our umbrellas, and we vag...