D. Maryland· 10/23/2000
Munger v. United States
Citations
- 116 F. Supp. 2d 672
- 2000 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 16043
- 2000 WL 1597328
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- discussing that while wrongful death actions and survival actions are distinct claims in Maryland, they arise from the same facts with the same witnesses under the same standards of law
- allowing two plaintiffs to file separate FTCA claims even though the plaintiffs did not file separate administrative claims because the claims “arose out of the same facts”
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- Papasan v. AllainSupreme Court· 1986-07-01· cited 9,423×
- D.P. Muth J.P. Muth v. United StatesFourth Circuit· 1993-08-06· cited 622×
- Robert S. Robertson v. Dean Witter Reynolds, Inc.Ninth Circuit· 1984-12-10· cited 556×
- Briscoe v. LahueSeventh Circuit· 1981-10-27· cited 293×
- District 28, United Mine Workers of America, Inc. v. Wellmore Coal CorporationFourth Circuit· 1979-11-15· cited 132×
- Flood v. New Hanover CountyFourth Circuit· 1997-09-22· cited 93×
- Randall v. United StatesFourth Circuit· 1994-07-26· cited 75×
- Juan Parrilla Lopez v. United StatesFirst Circuit· 1985-04-05· cited 52×
- J.C. Driskill, Inc. v. AbdnorFourth Circuit· 1990-04-17· cited 44×
- Sky Harbor Air Service, Inc. v. United StatesD. Nebraska· 1972-08-31· cited 13×
- Nicholson Air Service, Inc. v. United StatesD. Maryland· 1988-06-08· cited 8×
- Marricone v. United StatesE.D. Pennsylvania· 1988-09-30· cited 6×
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