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EB-2 NIW Case Study: Colombian Lawyer Approved to Advance Women’s Rights

One Question Too Few- A Win on Eligibility Undone by the Verdict Form

Fiduciary-related court case summaries by FISA

The Fiduciary Institute of Southern Africa (FISA) has developed an extensive archive of court case summaries relating to fiduciary matters. The summaries are written by FISA CEO, J...

Using High-Impact Litigation to Expose Flaws in the Criminal Justice System

Using High-Impact Litigation to Expose Flaws in the Criminal Justice System Their StoryCivil Rights Corps (CRC) is a nonprofit organ...

Ontario v Doe: The 30 Hour Lawsuit

If you think civil lawsuits take way too long in Canada, you’re in good company. But one high-profile suit recently went from claim to final hearing in less than 30 hours. Ontario...

The Art of Reading a Case File Like a Senior Advocate: 12 Practical Steps

Scroll down to explore a practical method for turning a complicated case file into a clear and effective litigation strategy.

Equity, diversity and inclusion case studies

Side by side: lessons from a litigation brief bank

The full picture of how courts rule isn’t hidden. It’s scattered across thousands of trial court filings. Most law firm brief banks capture only a fraction of it. Every litigator k...

EB-2 NIW Green Card Case Study: Approval for Colombian Lawyer and Finance Professional in Digital Asset Compliance

A Closer Look at the E.E.O.C. v. M1 5100 Corp. Case

A Closer Look at the E.E.O.C. v. M1 5100 Corp. Caseby Everlaw ...

Law School's Missed Lesson: Diagnose Before Arguing

Law school often skips over explicitly teaching students how to determine what kind of problem a case presents before they commit to a particular doctrinal path, which risks buildi...

How an Addleshaw Goddard Lawyer Used Legal Tech to Accelerate Her Career and Transform Her Practice

How an Addleshaw Goddard Lawyer Used Legal Tech to Accelerate Her Career and Transform Her Practice Reshman Khan on accelerating car...

EB-2 NIW Case Study: Lawyer from Nepal Approved to Bolster U.S.-Middle East Diplomacy

Case Execution Hurdles: Why the Operational Side of Modern Litigation Matters

In litigation, strategy, legal arguments, and effective evidence receive the bulk of the credit—win or lose. When cases are delayed, deadlines are not met, or a case is dismissed,...

It’s Always the “But For” Part of The Case

Kolyer v Sallah 2026 NY Slip Op 04287 July 8, 2026 Appellate Division, Second Department is one of those cases from the Second Department that is a little short on description an...

Nursing Student Could Sue Under FEHA, Deficient Attorney Declaration Should Have Been Excused

Walton v. Victor Valley Cmty. Coll. Dist., 119 Cal. App. 5th 1164 (2026) Jessie Walton sued her employer for sexual harassment‑related claims. The trial court excluded her attorney...

No Plenary Action, No Legal Malpractice, No Recusal

There is a certain category of legal malpractice cases which arise when the client recovers a settlement or verdict, but is unhappy with the fees, distributions, liens, or disburse...

Do Only Dead Children Have Standing to Claim Legal Malpractice?

An extrememly disturbing death of a four-year old is the setting for reevaluation of the quasi-judicial immunity of attorneys for the child/law guardians. Changes in the law and ch...

O-1A Case Study: O-1 Petition Approval for Corporate Finance Executive from Germany

Capacity to Sue and Standing To Sue- Compare and Contrast

Kushakow v Law Offs. of Joseph B. Rosenberg 2026 NY Slip Op 00882 [246 AD3d 885]February 18, 2026 Appellate Division, Second Department mentions but does not really discuss Judici...

Massachusetts High Court Emphasizes Judicial Control Over Class Settlements and Limits Nonparty Challenges

EB-2 NIW Case Study: Approval for Ecuadorian Attorney Advancing Workplace Harassment Prevention

Attorney Colombo & Hurd secured approval of an EB-2 National Interest Waiver (NIW) petition for a labor attorney from Ecuador who focuses on preventing workplace harassment an...

Proportionally Responding to a Discovery Request for Incident Reports: the Case of the Exploding Blender

Proportionally Responding to a Discovery Request for Incident Reports: the Case of the Exploding Blenderby Joshua Gilliland

Summary Judgment and ‘Self-Serving’ or ‘Inadmissible’ Evidence: Lessons From Appellate Practice