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U.S. Fourth Circuit
Digest for Week of November 19th, 2015
U.S. 4th Circuit Case Summaries and Blog Posts
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Class v. Towson University November 13, 2015
Civil Rights, Sports Law, Education Law
(United States Fourth Circuit) - In an action challenging defendant Towson University's refusal to allow plaintiff to return to playing football after he suffered a near-death heat-stroke induced coma requiring a liver transplant and additional surgeries, the district court's judgment for plaintiff under Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act is reversed where plaintiff was not otherwise qualified to participate in defendant's football program under defendant's reasonably applied Return-to-Play Policy.
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CoreTel Virginia, LLC v. Verizon Virginia, LLC November 13, 2015
Remedies, Contracts
(United States Fourth Circuit) - In a contract dispute over damages for plaintiff CoreTel's refusal to pay defendant Verizon during the course of previous litigation over their respective obligations under interconnection agreements made under the Telecommunications Act of 1996, 47 U.S.C. section 151 et seq., the district court's determination that plaintiff owes $227,974.22 for use of Verizon facilities and $138,724.47 in late-payment fees is affirmed where the district court's damage calculations were consistent with applicable law.
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U.S. 4th Circuit Blog Posts
4th Cir. Sidelines College Football Player Who Survived Heatstroke Jonathan R. Tung, JD
November 18, 2015
Gavin Class, the Towson University football lineman who underwent a staggering 14 surgeries after he nearly died of heatstroke during practice will not be returning to the field, ruled the Court of Appeals. The 4th Circuit ruled that it was...
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4th Circuit Tosses Conviction for Child Molester; Indirectly Protects Right to Privacy Jonathan R. Tung, JD
November 11, 2015
The Fourth Circuit just tossed a conviction of a man who photographed himself and a 7-year-old girl having sex, the Associated Press reported. Now before readers take up pitch-forks and torches, it should be noted that the circuit did...
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Redskins' Lawyers File this Year's Raunchiest Brief in 4th Circuit Jonathan R. Tung, JD
November 10, 2015
If someone were to tell you that the term "JIZZ underwear" would be used to argue for the very core of copyright and trademark, you'd think you'd stumbled onto a dirty website, right? That term, including many other equally racy...
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