Nike v. Keady
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James Keady sued St. John's University and Nike for allegedly forcing him to resign from his position at the university's athletic department for refusing to wear Nike apparel. The district court dismissed all of Keady's claims. On appeal, the appellate court affirmed the dismissal except for Keady's state law claims, which it instructed the district court to dismiss without prejudice.
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The document provides a summary of recent case law updates from the Colorado Supreme Court and Colorado Court of Appeals, as well as announcements from the US District Court of Colorado regarding electronic case filing requirements. Key cases summarized include the Colorado Supreme Court interpreting the term "presently resides" in the Child Custody Act, the Court of Appeals finding that a "road rage" incident did not trigger uninsured motorist coverage, and the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals applying the automatic bankruptcy stay to all appeals involving a debtor. The document also lists the current CDLA directors.
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