"Judgment" means a judgment entered by the District Court in the Willits Action, substantially in the form attached to this Settlement Agreement as Exhibit "D", that, among other things,...
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L. Judgment
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3. No Findings of Liability or Wrongdoing
No Findings of Liability or Wrongdoing The Parties understand and agree that the District Court made no findings of any liability or wrongdoing by the City in the Willits Action....
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III. FINDINGS OF FACT
FINDINGS OF FACT The Court now makes the following findings of fact pursuant to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 52(a)(1)....
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1. Introduction
First, the court cannot sanction a proposed settlement that is either collusive or contrary to public policy. See, e.g., United States v....
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6. Settlement Approval Process
Court Approval This Settlement Agreement shall be subject to approval by the District Court....
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Role of HHS and DOJ
Role of HHS and DOJ The Children’s Bureau in the HHS Administration for Children and Families administers funding for child welfare agencies and courts and provides guidance and technical...
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Dispute Resolution
Resolution - The parties shall meet and confer regarding any dispute, attempt mediation of the dispute, and if mediation is unsuccessful, the parties may submit the issue(s) to the District Court...
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5. Conditions Precedent
(e) In accordance with Section 6.10 below, a Final Approval Hearing has been conducted by the District Court, and the Judgment has been entered by the District Court and has become Final...
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5. The Agreements Lacks Any Mechanism for Monitoring Compliance
the lack of such a program – when coupled with the Agreements’ other significant procedural problems – underscores the manifest injustice class members will likely suffer if the district court...
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Olmstead Decision
Supreme Court issues the landmark Olmstead v....
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Kompan, Inc. Miram GXY926
For them, the Miram’s dual skate track system brings the excitement of action sports to the playground....
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11. Q: Can I exclude an animal that doesn't really seem dangerous but is disruptive to my business?
Generally, this is not likely to occur in restaurants, hotels, retail stores, theaters, concert halls, and sports facilities....
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Fort Street, Ste. 2001 Detroit, Michigan 48226 (313) 226-9149 Email: susan.declercq@usdoj.gov (P60545) Dated: 8.21.13 For Palace Sports and Entertainment, LLC /s/Lucinda...
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FCE & Post-Offer Testing in the Era of ADA Title I
In this online or live one-of-a-kind training, Roy Matheson conveys what you need to know about work evaluation practice standards laid down by the federal courts....
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1. Scope of the Evidence
evidence was previously presented to the Court....
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2. Library and RecPark Facilities
The Court now addresses the expert testimony regarding whether mobility-impaired individuals have been provided with meaningful access to the City's Library and RecPark facilities....
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REASONABLE ATTORNEYS’ FEES, COSTS AND EXPENSES
The City has agreed, subject to court-approval, to pay the sum of $13,300,000 as reasonable attorneys’ fees, and the sum of $1,700,000 for litigation costs and expenses....
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ADA Title III: Public Accommodations
movie theaters, private schools, convention centers, doctors' offices, homeless shelters, transportation depots, zoos, funeral homes, day care centers, and recreation facilities including sports...
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B.
Without explaining why it applies here, the Department asks the Court to apply the Chevron framework to its understanding of Title II....
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I. RECITALS
the "Superior Court"), Case No....
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19. Dispute Resolution
If the Parties are unable to reach agreement on a mediator, each side may submit three (3) names of proposed mediators to the District Court and the District Court shall select the mediator...
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D. FINDINGS ON THE MERITS
The Court agrees, and finds that Kirola has failed to establish that she is entitled to relief on any of the claims alleged in the FAC. 23 98....
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C. JURISDICTION AND VENUE
The Court has jurisdiction of this action under 28 U.S.C. §§ 1331, 1345 and 42 U.S.C. § 12133. ...
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4. Substitution of Class Representative
As support, Kirola cites several cases where courts permitted such a substitution where the class representative's claims became moot. E.g., United States Parole Comm'n v....
