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Veterans law

Crider v. Collins

The Federal Circuit dismissed Crider’s appeal, holding it lacked jurisdiction to review the Veterans Court’s fact-bound application of the TDIU regulation.

  • Total disability rating based on individual unemployability
  • Substantially gainful employment
  • Jurisdiction under 38 u.s.c. § 7292
  • Application of regulation to facts
  • Veterans-disability
  • Total-disability-individual-unemployability
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Bankruptcy

Beller et al v. Krieger

The court held that the Bellers proved the first four elements of § 523(a)(2)(A) based on a guaranty with false notarizations and a false guaranty signature, reserving damages.

  • 11 u.s.c. § 523(a)(2)(a)
  • False pretenses
  • False representation
  • Actual fraud
  • Justifiable reliance
  • Gross recklessness
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Bankruptcy

Portland Duck, LLC v. Duck Ventures, LLC and Splash Ventures, LLC

The bankruptcy court granted permissive abstention in a post-confirmation adversary proceeding over state-law claims, directing the case to be closed without prejudice.

  • Post-confirmation jurisdiction
  • Permissive abstention
  • Adversary proceeding
  • Subject-matter jurisdiction
  • Permissive-abstention
  • Post-confirmation-jurisdiction
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Election law

People Not Politicians v. Onder

The Supreme Court stayed lower-court orders requiring Missouri to use its 2025 congressional map, leaving the 2022 map in place for the 2026 election.

  • Congressional redistricting
  • Stay of injunction
  • Purcell principle
  • Article i, section 2
  • Emergency relief
  • Election-law
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Civil procedure

Priest v. Werner Enterprises Inc. et al.

The court accepted the magistrate judge’s recommendation, granted Defendants’ motions to dismiss, denied leave to amend, and dismissed the claims for failure to state a claim.

  • Motion to dismiss
  • Leave to amend complaint
  • Magistrate judge recommendation
  • Failure to state a claim
  • Motion-to-dismiss
  • Leave-to-amend
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Bankruptcy law

In re Donald Joseph Hefflinger and Michelle Marie Griffiths v. State of Oregon, Department of Consumer and Business Services, Division of Financial Regulation

The bankruptcy court held the DCBS did not violate Hefflinger’s discharge injunction because the penalties were nondischargeable civil fines and part arose after filing.

  • Discharge injunction
  • Nondischargeable civil penalties
  • Chapter 7 discharge
  • Postpetition debt
  • License regulation
  • Motion to dismiss
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Social security

Gray v. Commissioner, Social Security Administration

The district court reviewed the magistrate judge’s recommendation for plain error, found none, and accepted it in this Social Security action.

  • Magistrate judge recommendation
  • Plain error review
  • Order accepting findings
  • Social-security
  • Magistrate-judge-recommendation
  • Plain-error-review
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Federal administrative law

Department of Homeland Security v. League of Women Voters

The Supreme Court granted the Government’s stay application, leaving in place the modified SAVE program while the appeal and any certiorari petition proceed.

  • Article iii standing
  • Social security act confidentiality
  • Privacy act of 1974
  • Administrative procedure act
  • 8 u.s.c. § 1373
  • Voter registration verification
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Bankruptcy

In re John Micheal Cohan, Interested Party

The bankruptcy court denied a motion to recuse Judge Jason A. Burgess, holding the movants lacked standing and showed no extrajudicial bias.

  • Article iii standing
  • Section 455(a) disqualification
  • Appearance of impropriety
  • Extrajudicial bias
  • Law clerk ethical screening
  • Article-iii-standing
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