Wyoming Castle Doctrine Presumptions Do Not Extend to Driveways; Subjective Belief Alone Does Not Trigger § 6-2-602(b)/(d) Immunity Case: Paul Eugene Manders v. The State of Wyoming, 2026 WY 59 (Wyo....
Enforcing Rule 35(b) Waivers in Binding Plea Agreements: Courts May Not Reduce/Modify a Sentence Despite Post‑Sentencing Hardship Case: The State of Wyoming v. Cameron Michael Boni, 2026 WY 57 (Wyo....
Unjust Enrichment Survives the Statute of Frauds in Wyoming, but Requires Contemporaneous Notice of Expected Repayment 1. Introduction James Tallichet v. Jackson Hole Community Radio, Inc. (a/k/a...
Pinegar: Voir Dire Judicial-Misconduct Claims Require Actual Prejudice; Targeted Threats Can Satisfy § 6-2-505 “Reckless Disregard of Evacuation” 1. Introduction In Byron W. Pinegar, Jr., v. The...
Constitutional Challenge Alone Does Not Establish Irreparable Harm: Wyoming Requires a Personal and Particularized Injury for Preliminary Injunctions Megan Degenfelder, In Her Official Capacity as...
Personal and Particularized Irreparable Harm Required to Preliminarily Enjoin a Statute (Even in Facial Constitutional Challenges) Case: Megan Degenfelder, et al. v. Wyoming Education Association, et...
Summary Affirmance for Noncompliant Appellate Briefing and Inadequate Record—Including Pro Se Appeals from Arbitration Orders 1. Introduction Victorine O'Donoghue v. Jim Vito Construction, Inc., and...
Equitable Partition of Personal Property in Wyoming & District Court Jurisdiction over Partition Actions I. Introduction In Richard Q. Navarro v. Antonio Oros-Garcia, 2026 WY 52, the Wyoming Supreme...
Unobjected Victim Impact Allegations of Uncharged Misconduct Are Not Plain Error Absent Proof of Inaccuracy and Sentencing Reliance Introduction In Andrew Atkinson v. The State of Wyoming, 2026 WY 51...
Contractual Silence on Contingency-Fee Bonus Credit Is Not Ambiguity; Wage Claimant Must Prove an Agreed Bonus Rate Introduction In Dino Moncecchi v. Mckellar, Tiedeken & Scoggin, LLC, 2026 WY 50...
Protective-Order Violations and Repeated Surveillance Can Establish Specific Intent for Felony Stalking in Wyoming Introduction In Brent Douglas Gayman v. The State of Wyoming, 2026 WY 49, the...
Three-Year Suspension for Knowing Client Neglect and Failure to Comply with Disciplinary Probation Introduction In Board of Professional Responsibility, Wyoming State Bar v. Vaughn H. Neubauer, 2026...
Timely Permanency as the Decisive “Best Interests” Measure When Incarceration Delays Reunification 1. Introduction In the Interest Of: AG, minor child concerns whether a juvenile court may change a...
Wyoming Governmental Claims Act: Courts Must Cap Judgments at the Statutory Waiver Limit Absent Proven Excess Insurance, and County Hospitals Do Not Forfeit the Cap by Operating Statewide...
WGCA Rule: County Hospital Malpractice Judgments Must Be Capped at $1 Million Absent Excess Insurance Introduction In Memorial Hospital of Converse County - Advanced Medicine, Hometown Care and...
Pro Se Custody Appeals Must Present Cogent Argument and Record Citations; Temporary Custody Disputes Become Moot After Final Modification 1. Introduction Nurian E. Duncan (Mother) appealed from a...
Motorized Vehicles Are Per Se “Deadly Weapons” Under Wyo. Stat. § 6-1-104(a)(iv); No “Serious Bodily Injury” Instruction Required Case: Susanne Jacqueline Mayeux v. The State of Wyoming (2026 WY 43)...
Bad-Faith Use of a “First Right of Purchase” Can Constitute Tortious Interference; Tender at Closing Is Excused When Seller Cannot Perform; Attorney-Fee Punitive Damages Survive Due-Process Review...
Buyer’s Tender Is Excused When Seller Cannot Close; Bad-Faith Assertion of an Expired Right of First Purchase Can Be Tortious Interference; Fee-Based Punitive Damages Need Not Track a 1:1 Ratio 1....
Wyoming: Tender Excused and Tortious Interference Found Where an Expired Right of First Purchase Is Used to Obstruct Closing; Attorney-Fee Punitive Damages Upheld Without a 1:1 Ratio Introduction In...