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Gardner v. Flagstar: Sixth Circuit Rejects “Failure-to-Read” Defense and Requires Jury Trial When Bank-Fee Contracts Are Ambiguous

Gardner v. Flagstar: Sixth Circuit Rejects “Failure-to-Read” Defense and Requires Jury Trial When Bank-Fee Contracts Are Ambiguous

Date: Jun 23, 2025
Gardner v. Flagstar: Sixth Circuit Rejects “Failure-to-Read” Defense and Requires Jury Trial When Bank-Fee Contracts Are Ambiguous 1. Introduction In Veronica Gardner v. Flagstar Bank, FSB, No....

        Davenport v. Pata – When a Mere “Referral Note” Is Not Enough:
        The Tenth Circuit Holds that Failure to Follow Internal Referral Procedures
        Can Constitute Deliberate Indifference to Serious Medical Needs

Davenport v. Pata – When a Mere “Referral Note” Is Not Enough: The Tenth Circuit Holds that Failure to Follow Internal Referral Procedures Can Constitute Deliberate Indifference to Serious Medical Needs

Date: Jun 23, 2025
Davenport v. Pata – When a Mere “Referral Note” Is Not Enough: The Tenth Circuit Holds that Failure to Follow Internal Referral Procedures Can Constitute Deliberate Indifference to Serious Medical...
United States v. Charley: Re-affirming Appellate Deference to a District Court’s Balancing of § 3553(a) Factors

United States v. Charley: Re-affirming Appellate Deference to a District Court’s Balancing of § 3553(a) Factors

Date: Jun 23, 2025
United States v. Charley: Re-affirming Appellate Deference to a District Court’s Balancing of § 3553(a) Factors in Substantive-Reasonableness Review Introduction In United States v. Charley,...
Culp v. Caudill: Seventh Circuit Clarifies Local Rule 56.1 Compliance and Affirms Broad Discretion on Costs in Mixed-Outcome Cases

Culp v. Caudill: Seventh Circuit Clarifies Local Rule 56.1 Compliance and Affirms Broad Discretion on Costs in Mixed-Outcome Cases

Date: Jun 23, 2025
Culp v. Caudill: Seventh Circuit Clarifies Local Rule 56.1 Compliance and Affirms Broad Discretion on Costs in Mixed-Outcome Cases Introduction In Carl Culp v. Scott Caudill, Nos. 23-2397 & 23-2398,...
Culp v. Woods: Seventh Circuit Re-Affirms Broad Discretion in Mixed-Outcome Cost Awards and Clarifies N.D. Indiana Local Rule 56.1 Compliance

Culp v. Woods: Seventh Circuit Re-Affirms Broad Discretion in Mixed-Outcome Cost Awards and Clarifies N.D. Indiana Local Rule 56.1 Compliance

Date: Jun 23, 2025
Culp v. Woods: Seventh Circuit Re-Affirms Broad Discretion in Mixed-Outcome Cost Awards and Clarifies N.D. Indiana Local Rule 56.1 Compliance Introduction On 20 June 2025 the U.S. Court of Appeals...
“Facial-Defense Strikes” under the PLRA: Detailed Commentary on Holmes v. Marion County Sheriff’s Office, No. 22-3032 (7th Cir. 2025)

“Facial-Defense Strikes” under the PLRA: Detailed Commentary on Holmes v. Marion County Sheriff’s Office, No. 22-3032 (7th Cir. 2025)

Date: Jun 23, 2025
“Facial-Defense Strikes” under the Prison Litigation Reform Act Commentary on Holmes v. Marion County Sheriff’s Office, No. 22-3032 (7th Cir. June 20 2025) 1. Introduction The Seventh Circuit’s...
Separating Damages from Fees: Seventh Circuit Clarifies Comparative-Fault Limits on Attorney-Fee Awards in Civil Contempt

Separating Damages from Fees: Seventh Circuit Clarifies Comparative-Fault Limits on Attorney-Fee Awards in Civil Contempt

Date: Jun 23, 2025
Separating Damages from Fees: Seventh Circuit Clarifies Comparative-Fault Limits on Attorney-Fee Awards in Civil Contempt 1. Introduction The Seventh Circuit’s decision in Jacqueline Sterling v....
“Incremental Punishment Re-affirmed”: United States v. Rolando Joel De Leon De Paz and the Seventh Circuit’s Endorsement of Robust Upward Variances for Serial § 1326 Offenders

“Incremental Punishment Re-affirmed”: United States v. Rolando Joel De Leon De Paz and the Seventh Circuit’s Endorsement of Robust Upward Variances for Serial § 1326 Offenders

Date: Jun 23, 2025
“Incremental Punishment Re-affirmed”: United States v. Rolando Joel De Leon De Paz and the Seventh Circuit’s Endorsement of Robust Upward Variances for Serial § 1326 Offenders 1. Introduction United...

First Circuit Tightens Evidentiary Bar for Economic-Loss and Consequential-Damages Awards, and Re-affirms the Narrow “Obstinacy” Standard for Fees: Commentary on Coco Rico, LLC v. Universal Insurance Co.

First Circuit Tightens Evidentiary Bar for Economic-Loss and Consequential-Damages Awards, and Re-affirms the Narrow “Obstinacy” Standard for Fees: Commentary on Coco Rico, LLC v. Universal Insurance Co.

Date: Jun 23, 2025
First Circuit Tightens Evidentiary Bar for Economic-Loss and Consequential-Damages Awards, and Re-affirms the Narrow “Obstinacy” Standard for Fees Introduction In Coco Rico, LLC v. Universal...

    Coco Rico, LLC v. Universal Insurance Co.: The First Circuit Tightens Evidentiary Standards
    for Consequential Damages and Caps Jury BI & EE Awards to the Proven Loss

Coco Rico, LLC v. Universal Insurance Co.: The First Circuit Tightens Evidentiary Standards for Consequential Damages and Caps Jury BI & EE Awards to the Proven Loss

Date: Jun 23, 2025
Coco Rico, LLC v. Universal Insurance Company (1st Cir. 2025): A Landmark on Evidentiary Rigor for Consequential Damages, Business-Interruption Caps, and “Obstinacy”–Based Fee Awards 1. Introduction...
“Commonsense Redressability” — Diamond Alternative Energy v. EPA and the Expansion of Article III Standing

“Commonsense Redressability” — Diamond Alternative Energy v. EPA and the Expansion of Article III Standing

Date: Jun 23, 2025
“Commonsense Redressability” — Diamond Alternative Energy, LLC v. EPA and the Expansion of Article III Standing 1. Introduction Diamond Alternative Energy, LLC v. Environmental Protection Agency, 606...

        “No Retribution on Revocation” –  The Supervised-Release Principle in Esteras v. United States (2025)

“No Retribution on Revocation” – The Supervised-Release Principle in Esteras v. United States (2025)

Date: Jun 23, 2025
“No Retribution on Revocation” – The New Supervised-Release Principle in Esteras v. United States (606 U.S.___ 2025) I. Introduction On 20 June 2025, the U.S. Supreme Court, in Esteras v. United...
“Any Person Adversely Affected” Means What It Says:  FDA v. R. J. Reynolds Vapor Co. and the Expansion of Statutory Standing Under the Tobacco Control Act

“Any Person Adversely Affected” Means What It Says: FDA v. R. J. Reynolds Vapor Co. and the Expansion of Statutory Standing Under the Tobacco Control Act

Date: Jun 23, 2025
“Any Person Adversely Affected” Means What It Says: FDA v. R. J. Reynolds Vapor Co. (2025) and the Expansion of Statutory Standing Under the Tobacco Control Act 1. Introduction The United States...
Beyond “Minimum Contacts” – The U.S. Supreme Court Widens the Fifth-Amendment Horizon for Federal Personal-Jurisdiction in Anti-Terrorism Litigation

Beyond “Minimum Contacts” – The U.S. Supreme Court Widens the Fifth-Amendment Horizon for Federal Personal-Jurisdiction in Anti-Terrorism Litigation

Date: Jun 23, 2025
Beyond “Minimum Contacts” – The Fifth Amendment, Foreign Affairs, and the New Constitutional Standard for Federal Personal-Jurisdiction 1. Introduction In Fuld v. Palestine Liberation Organization,...
“Exclusive” No More?  McLaughlin Chiropractic Associates, Inc. v. McKesson Corp. and the Re-Opening of District-Court Review under the Hobbs Act

“Exclusive” No More? McLaughlin Chiropractic Associates, Inc. v. McKesson Corp. and the Re-Opening of District-Court Review under the Hobbs Act

Date: Jun 23, 2025
“Exclusive” No More? McLaughlin Chiropractic Associates, Inc. v. McKesson Corp. and the Re-Opening of District-Court Review under the Hobbs Act 1. Introduction On 20 June 2025, the U.S. Supreme Court...
Stanley v. City of Sanford — Cementing a Temporal Limit on “Qualified Individual” Status under ADA Title I

Stanley v. City of Sanford — Cementing a Temporal Limit on “Qualified Individual” Status under ADA Title I

Date: Jun 23, 2025
Stanley v. City of Sanford (2025): The Supreme Court Imposes a Temporal Boundary on Who Qualifies as a “Qualified Individual” under ADA Title I 1. Introduction Stanley v. City of Sanford, 606 U.S....
Kilburn v. VCAM: Emotional-Distress Damages Now Recoverable for Negligent-Supervision Claims Without Proof of Physical Injury When the Underlying Wrong is an Intentional Tort

Kilburn v. VCAM: Emotional-Distress Damages Now Recoverable for Negligent-Supervision Claims Without Proof of Physical Injury When the Underlying Wrong is an Intentional Tort

Date: Jun 23, 2025
Kilburn v. VCAM Commentary: A New Path for Emotional-Distress Recovery in Negligent-Supervision Actions Introduction Ciara Kilburn & Brona Kilburn v. Bill Simmon & Vermont Community Access Media,...
Shaffer v. Northeast Kingdom Human Services: Vermont Supreme Court Clarifies Scope of Comparative-Negligence Defenses Against Non-Parties

Shaffer v. Northeast Kingdom Human Services: Vermont Supreme Court Clarifies Scope of Comparative-Negligence Defenses Against Non-Parties

Date: Jun 23, 2025
Shaffer v. Northeast Kingdom Human Services, Inc.: 2025 VT 31 – A New Limit on “Empty-Chair” Comparative Negligence in Vermont Introduction In Shaffer v. Northeast Kingdom Human Services, Inc., the...
“Control” Equals “Legal Right to Obtain”: Nebraska Supreme Court Tightens Discovery Obligations for LLC Members in Bajjuri v. Karney

“Control” Equals “Legal Right to Obtain”: Nebraska Supreme Court Tightens Discovery Obligations for LLC Members in Bajjuri v. Karney

Date: Jun 23, 2025
“Control” Equals “Legal Right to Obtain” Nebraska Supreme Court Tightens Discovery Obligations for LLC Members in Bajjuri v. Karney Introduction On 20 June 2025 the Nebraska Supreme Court, in Bajjuri...
“Sounds, Silence and Remorse” – State v. Vazquez and the Admissibility of Post-Incident Behaviour & Police-Interview Context Under Nebraska Evidence Law

“Sounds, Silence and Remorse” – State v. Vazquez and the Admissibility of Post-Incident Behaviour & Police-Interview Context Under Nebraska Evidence Law

Date: Jun 23, 2025
“Sounds, Silence and Remorse” – State v. Vazquez and the Admissibility of Post-Incident Behaviour & Police-Interview Context Under Nebraska Evidence Law 1. Introduction In State v. Vazquez, 319 Neb....
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