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Commentary on State ex rel. Baker v. Treglia (2025-Ohio-2816) Ohio Supreme Court Confirms SANE Records’ Non-Disclosure and Clarifies Limits on Statutory Damages and Costs in Public-Records Actions 1....
“Meritorious Defense” Now Encompasses Damages and Proximate Cause: A Detailed Commentary on Green v. Johnson (Supreme Court of South Carolina, 2025) 1. Introduction Green v. Johnson presented the...
Green v. McGee: Carving Out Punitive Damages from Set-Offs and Preserving Joint-and-Several Liability for Reckless Tortfeasors 1. Introduction This commentary examines the South Carolina Supreme...
State v. Lavoie: Supreme Court of Hawaiʻi Restricts Expert-Fee Entitlements at Regular Sentencing and Adopts the “Aggregate” Test for HRS § 706-609 Resentencing Challenges 1. Introduction In State v....
“Public Reprimand as a Stand-Alone Sanction for Lapsed or Non-Member Counsel” Commentary on In Re Cruikshank, 22-90079 (2d Cir. Aug. 13, 2025) 1. Introduction In In Re Cruikshank, the United States...
Clarifying “Cause” for Dismissal of Involuntary Bankruptcy Petitions and the Limits of Appellate Jurisdiction over § 303(i) Fee Awards 1. Introduction In Re: Valuex Research, LLC concerns creditors...
Clarifying Prevailing-Party Status and Recognising Joint Trademark Ownership: Commentary on Zioness Movement, Inc. v. The Lawfare Project, Inc. (2d Cir. 2025) Introduction The Second Circuit's...
“No Legislative Short-Cut to Article III”: The Second Circuit Rejects “Congressionally-Authorized Representational Standing” and Clarifies Mootness Procedure — Commentary on A.H. v. N.Y. State Dep’t...
“The Carew Principle” No Per-Se Duty on Defence Counsel to Pursue a Batson Remedy – Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, 2025 1. Introduction In Carew v. Morton, the United States Court of...
“A Single Straw Breaks the Camel’s Back” – Isaacs v. Zimmerman and the Second Circuit’s Zero-Tolerance Approach to Discovery-Order Breaches Introduction Isaacs v. Zimmerman, No. 23-7492 (2d Cir. Aug....
“The Comma That Wasn’t”: Second Circuit Restores Full Scope of Personal-Injury Liability Insurance and Safe-Harbor Protection in N.Y. Ins. Law § 1113(a)(13) & § 1213(e) 1. Introduction Liberty...
The Post-Chevron Quid-Pro-Quo Doctrine: Second Circuit Affirms IRS Power to Net State Tax Credits against § 170 Charitable Deductions Introduction The consolidated appeal New Jersey v. Bessent;...
“Reinforcing Objectivity”: Eleventh Circuit Clarifies the “Substantial-Evidence” Standard for Aesthetic Denials under the Telecommunications Act Introduction In Gulfstream Towers, LLC v. Brevard...
Clarifying the “Prone-but-Uncuffed” Threshold: Excessive-Force Parameters Re-Drawn in Roe v. Redmond & Maertz (11th Cir. 2025) 1. Introduction In August 2020 Clay County (Florida) deputies attempted...
“If the Motion Is Not Properly Filed, the Claim Is Waived” – The Eleventh Circuit’s Clarification of Speedy-Trial Waiver and COVID-Related Delay in United States v. Francisco Louis 1. Introduction In...
The “Direct-Connection” Doctrine: Sixth Circuit Confirms FCC Authority to Mandate PII-Breach Reporting and Clarifies the Scope of CRA Disapprovals Introduction In CTIA – The Wireless Association v....
The Sixth Circuit’s Two-Step Test for Applying the Affiliated Ute Presumption in Mixed Omission / Misrepresentation Securities-Fraud Actions 1. Introduction In Diane Owens v. FirstEnergy Corporation,...
Mixed Securities-Fraud Actions After Owens v. FirstEnergy: The Sixth Circuit’s Two-Step Test for Affiliated Ute and the Reaffirmed Comcast Damages Mandate 1. Introduction In Diane Owens v....
The Sixth Circuit’s Two-Step Test for Affiliated Ute in Mixed Securities-Fraud Actions (Commentary on Diane Owens v. FirstEnergy Corporation, 23-3940/3943/3945/3946/3947, 6th Cir. Aug. 13 2025) 1....