Electric utility's tariff-approved limitation on liability for special, indirect, or consequential damages bars insurance subrogees' claims for business interruption despite allegations of gross negligence.
Murder conviction affirmed where defendant failed to establish newly discovered evidence, prosecutorial misconduct, or ineffective assistance claims.
Defendant convicted of murder after testimony spanning two trial days, with undetected stroke occurring between days affecting his second-day testimony. New trial affirmed.
Married same-sex couple need not notify sperm donor when adopting their biological child conceived through in vitro fertilization.
Judicial liens perfected before bankruptcy survive discharge unless the bankruptcy court avoids them. Federal law distinguishes between discharged personal liability and enforceable property liens.
Murder conviction affirmed where trial judge properly admitted postmortem photographs, struck medical examiner's "homicide" opinion with curative instruction, and found trial counsel's strategic stipulation to unredacted police interview was not ineffective assistance.
Bar applicant denied admission based on pattern of nondisclosure in application, litigation history with sanctions, failure to respect court orders, and lack of candor.
Equal protection claim rejected where statute limits appellate review of criminal sentences to state prison commitments, not house of correction sentences.
Private individuals lack standing to challenge a board's decision not to prosecute attorney discipline complaints or compel bar counsel action.
Defendants denied interlocutory review of motion-to-dismiss denial where claims of prosecutorial misconduct involve rights remediable on direct appeal.
