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When an Oral Business Deal Goes Bad: Lessons From a New Jersey Dispute Over a Book, $42,000 in Presales, and Two Incompl...

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Student Data, Vendor Duties, and a Case That Moves Forward

Navigating Probate and Trust Litigation in Wisconsin

Most estates pass to heirs without incident. When they don't, the disputes tend to center on a handful of issues: a will's validity, a fiduciary's conduct, or the misuse of a power...

Three Questions (Additional) Every Business Owner Should Ask Their Lawyer

When an NPE’s License Becomes a Marking Problem

Navigating DOJ and Administrative Subpoenas- Recent Cases and Key Takeaways for Recipients

Court Filing Formatting: What a Legal Word Processing Team Handles, and What Still Needs Attorney Review

Preparing court documents requires absolute precision. A single technical error—such as improper margins, an invalid caption layout, an unsearchable PDF, […] Magellan Solutions - C...

Not So Cleaver: Why Merely Referencing a Proposal May Not Incorporate Its Terms

YOU MOVED? WELL, YOUR LAW DID NOT: Article III Standing Limits Survive Venue Shifts in Consumer Tracking Litigation

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Notice Requirements on Default Judgment-Appearance Through Counsel

Anderegg Ristau appeared through counsel at a final pretrial hearing for a first-offense OWI civil forfeiture proceeding. The post Notice Requirements on Default Judgment-Appearanc...

Many Claims, Many Occurrences

The Long and Winding Road: It's Time To Cross Once Again

Ask the Lawyer: Breaking down Indiana recording laws and the burden of proof

Attorney Jon Noyes of Wilson Kehoe Winingham Injury Lawyers recently answered various legal questions regarding the burden of proof, negligence elements, Indiana recording laws, an...

October 9, 2026 Legal News: What Matters Most for Litigators and Compliance Teams

Friday’s legal developments point to a familiar but intensifying theme in U.S. law: courts and regulators are continuing to shape the practical boundaries of enforcement, corporate...

Two Lessons From a Legal Malpractice Case

Karsch v Falcon Rappaport & Berkman PLLC 2026 NY Slip Op 06006 October 15, 2026 Appellate Division, First Department teaches two lessons concerning standing and damages. “Plain...

What to Bring to Your First Meeting With a Business Litigation Lawyer

The first meeting with a business litigation lawyer is a working session, not a get-acquainted call. Florida’s civil rules impose real obligations within weeks of a complaint, so t...

No Venue, No Problem- Improper Venue Doesn’t Bar District Court from Deciding Validity Challenge

October 9, 2026 Legal News: What Matters Most for Litigators and Compliance Teams

Friday’s legal developments point to a familiar but intensifying theme in U.S. law: courts and regulators are continuing to shape the practical boundaries of enforcement, corporate...

What Documents and Deadlines Matter in an Immigration Case? 

Immigration decisions can affect where people live, work, and build their futures with their families. Understanding the process, organizing important records, and knowing when to...

Lawsuit Crisis Management for Business Owners

The first week of a lawsuit is mostly mechanical. Calendar the deadline, preserve the documents, call a lawyer. The harder problems arrive later, when nobody has decided who may sp...

When Life Gives You Lemonade, Check the Receipts

Served With a Breach of Contract Complaint? What to Do Before the Deadline

A breach of contract complaint puts two documents on your desk: the lawsuit and the contract it is built on. Before the response deadline runs, read the second one as closely as th...