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  1. BP AMERICA PRODUCTION CO. v. BURTON

    part: “[E]very action for money damages brought by the United States or an … agency thereof ... “action for money damages” reinforces this reading because the term “damages ... Section 2415(a)’s references to “ every action for money damages” founded upon ...

  2. GLOBAL CROSSING TELECOMMUNICATIONS, INC. v. METROPHONES TELECOMMUNICATIONS, INC.

    to recover “damages” for an “unlawful” charge or practice; and ... allow persons injured by §201(b) violations to bring federal-court damages actions. The difficult ... Communications Act language links §201(b) to §207, which authorizes any person “damaged” by ...

  3. SEREBOFF v. MID ATLANTIC MEDICAL SERVICES, INC.

    medical expenses. The Sereboffs sought compensatory damages for the accident from third parties in state ... rejected a claim that this Court found sought “nothing other than compensatory damages ... damages claimed, unless [Mid Atlantic] agrees in writing to a reduction.” Ibid. The Sereboffs ...

  4. FAA v. COOPER

    sue for “actual damages,” 5 U. S. C. §552a(g)(4)(A), if the Government intentionally or willfully ... Act. But, finding the term “actual damages” ambiguous, the court relied on the sovereign immunity ... favor, to hold that the Act does not authorize the recovery of nonpecuniary damages. Reversing the ...

  5. Docket no. 17-1268

    attacks. At the time, the plaintiffs faced §1606’s bar on punitive damages for suits proceeding under any ... damages. See §1605A(c). In §1083(c)(2), it gave effect to existing lawsuits that had been “adversely ... awarded approximately $10.2 billion in damages, including roughly $4.3 billion in punitive damages. As ...

  6. BMW of North America, Inc. v. Gore

    repainted. He brought this suit for compensatory and punitive damages against petitioner, the American ... dealers, and hence their customers, of predelivery damage to new cars when the cost of repair did not ... The jury returned a verdict finding BMW liable for compensatory damages of $4,000, and assessing $4 ...

  7. GREEN v. BRENNAN

    damages from leaving his job, thereby increasing his available remedies. See 1 Lindemann 21–49 ... damages-enhancing respects”). But the Court did not hold in Suders that a constructive discharge is tantamount to ... resign,” and constructive discharge “damages” where the employer does not intend to force the employee to ...

  8. 555 U.S. 70

    plurality inquired whether the legal duty that is the predicate of the common-law damages action constitutes ... health. And although respondents have expressly repudiated any claim for damages for personal injuries, ... that is the predicate of the common-law damages action constitutes a requirement or prohibition based ...

  9. CEDAR POINT NURSERY v. HASSID et al.

    the surface.” Id., at 265. Because the damages suffered by the Causbys “were the product of a direct ...

  10. McCleskey v. Kemp

    481 U.S. 279 McCleskey v. Kemp (No. 84-6811) Argued: October 15, 1986 Decided: April 22, 1987 753 F.2d 877, affirmed. ...

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