Seventh Circuit· 8/27/2009
American River Transportation Co. v. Ryan
Citations
- 579 F.3d 820
- 2009 A.M.C. 2124
- 2009 U.S. App. LEXIS 19311
- 2009 WL 2616254
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- a claimant has “the right to pursue her claim in state court if the owner fails to prove its right to limited liability”
- “A civil contempt order is designed to compel obedience to a court order or to compensate the contemnor’s adversary for the injuries which result from the noncompliance.”
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Judges: Bauer, Ripple, Wood
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- Swint v. Chambers County CommissionSupreme Court· 1995-03-01· cited 1,403×
- Lewis v. Lewis & Clark Marine, Inc.Supreme Court· 2001-02-21· cited 399×
- Lake Tankers Corp. v. HennSupreme Court· 1957-07-08· cited 188×
- Motorola, Inc. v. Computer Displays International, Inc.Seventh Circuit· 1984-08-22· cited 97×
- Stotler and Company, Cross-Appellee v. William J. Able, Cross-AppellantSeventh Circuit· 1989-02-23· cited 95×
- De Mañez v. Bridgestone Firestone North American Tire, LLCSeventh Circuit· 2008-07-11· cited 50×
- Unnamed caseSeventh Circuit· 1996-06-03· cited 45×
- Geraldine Buckhanon and Rosetta Bailey, and Cross-Appellants v. Donald Percy, Bernard J. Stumbras and Kenneth Rentmeester, and Cross-AppelleesSeventh Circuit· 1983-06-15· cited 38×
- Pickle v. Char Lee Seafood, Inc.Fourth Circuit· 1999-04-19· cited 24×
- Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now (Acorn) v. Illinois State Board of ElectionsSeventh Circuit· 1996-01-26· cited 22×
- Moglia v. PACIFIC EMPLOYERS INS. CO. NORTH AMERICASeventh Circuit· 2008-11-06· cited 19×
- In Re the Complaint of Illinois Marine Towing, Inc.Seventh Circuit· 2007-08-20· cited 12×
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