Juvenile's BB gun discharge constituted criminal activity justifying lease termination under Section 8 housing program, but tenant's jury demand was improperly struck without considering lesser sanctions.
Class of property managers decertified after discovery revealed named plaintiffs submitted false affidavits and one faced statute of limitations bar.
Employer liable for unpaid overtime where employee worked during lunch breaks if employer knew or should have known of the work, even if employee failed to use prescribed timekeeping procedures.
Officers of charitable corporation lacked authority to bind organization to sale of its principal real estate without specific board authorization; extraordinary transaction voided.
Reversal of dismissal of tortious interference and Consumer Protection Act claims; facts inadequate to resolve choice of law at pleading stage.
Appeals court affirms dismissal of contractor's damages suit against state agency for denying certification application; no private right of action exists, and certiorari is proper remedy.
Savings statute applies to voluntary dismissals made because plaintiff reasonably expected court would dismiss for lack of personal jurisdiction.
Consumer Protection Act claim requires introduction of statutory demand letter at trial to prove an element of the case and determine available damages.
