Where parties to a bankruptcy proceeding disputed whether claims against the creditors were barred by an injunction against claims that interfered with the implementation of the bankruptcy plan, the dismissal of the federal claims for lack of standing is affirmed, ...

Tagged with: jurisdiction Standing

Where appellant challenged the confirmation of an arbitration award, the appellant was not aggrieved by the judgment, so it lacked standing to appeal, and the judgment did not resolve all claims as to all parties, so the judgment was not ...

Tagged with: arbitration award Finality Of Judgment Standing

Where a defendant in a wire-fraud case argued for the dismissal of his indictment, the defendant failed to show how constitutional violations allegedly suffered by a co-defendant affected his own right to a fair trial because co-defendants lack standing to ...

Tagged with: Co-Defendant Testimony Right To Counsel Standing

Where appellants filed an action under the Employee  Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 claiming that an insurer abused its discretion by partially denying their claim for air ambulance benefits under an employee health plan, the injury-in-fact component of standing ...

Tagged with: ERISA Injury In Fact Standing

Where a defendant challenged the dismissal of her post-conviction motion, the motion court properly dismissed the motion without prejudice because the defendant lacked standing to file the motion because she had received a suspended imposition of sentence, was on probation ...

Tagged with: Post-Conviction Relief Standing Suspended Imposition Of Sentence

Where a debtor challenged a bankruptcy court order that granted the trustee’s motion to approve her proposed sale of assets, the sale authorized by the bankruptcy court could not be undone, so the appeal is moot, and the debtor does ...

Tagged with: mootness Sale of Assets Standing

Where appellant brought claims against a nonprofit corporation and requested records in part to determine whether the corporation violated the Missouri Merchandising Practices Act, the trial court did not err in dismissing the appellant’s amended petition because he failed to ...

Tagged with: discovery Failure To Plead Standing

D.R. moved to set aside E.R.S.’s adoption. In response, the adoptive parents moved to strike D.R.’s motion, asserting that he was not a party to the underlying adoption action and therefore the trial court had no authority to grant D.R. ...

Tagged with: Motion to Set Aside Adoption Standing

Plaintiff sued defendants, who operated an entity that sold plaintiff’s vehicle-service contracts. Although defendants agreed to pay a share of refunds for cancelled contracts, they failed to do so. Plaintiff alleged that defendants made transfers to themselves to render their ...

Tagged with: Fraudulent Transfer Personal Injury & Torts Law Standing Transfers to Corporate Owners

Where the Missouri Coalition for the Environment and one of its members challenged the constitutional validity of a bill that would change the composition of the state’s clean water commission, the trial court properly dismissed the petition because the coalition ...

Tagged with: Composition of Commission Standing Validity of Bill

Defendant James Leininger financed a firm; the marketing company for the film hired defendant ccAdvertising to conduct a telephone marketing campaign. The company made 3.2 million phone calls in one week; plaintiffs received two of the messages and sued the ...

Tagged with: Personal Liability Standing Telephone Consumer Protection Act