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Fixed-Fraction NPRIs Are Calculated on the Entire Described Tract—Even Where Part Lies Below the Missouri River’s OHWM: Commentary on Garaas v. Continental Resources, 2025 ND 146

Fixed-Fraction NPRIs Are Calculated on the Entire Described Tract—Even Where Part Lies Below the Missouri River’s OHWM: Commentary on Garaas v. Continental Resources, 2025 ND 146

Date: Aug 31, 2025
Fixed-Fraction NPRIs Are Calculated on the Entire Described Tract—Even Where Part Lies Below the Missouri River’s OHWM: Commentary on Garaas v. Continental Resources, 2025 ND 146 Introduction In...
Juliuson v. Johnson: Waiver Can Defeat Lease Renewal Options; Specific Performance Requires Proven Breach; Bad‑Faith Tort Remains Insurance‑Only

Juliuson v. Johnson: Waiver Can Defeat Lease Renewal Options; Specific Performance Requires Proven Breach; Bad‑Faith Tort Remains Insurance‑Only

Date: Aug 31, 2025
Juliuson v. Johnson: Waiver Can Defeat Lease Renewal Options; Specific Performance Requires Proven Breach; Bad‑Faith Tort Remains Insurance‑Only Introduction In Juliuson v. Johnson, 2025 ND 139, the...
Facial Physical‑Takings Claims Accrue Upon Implementation, Not Enactment: ND Supreme Court Clarifies Standing and Jurisdiction in CO2 Pore‑Space Amalgamation

Facial Physical‑Takings Claims Accrue Upon Implementation, Not Enactment: ND Supreme Court Clarifies Standing and Jurisdiction in CO2 Pore‑Space Amalgamation

Date: Aug 31, 2025
Facial Physical‑Takings Claims Accrue Upon Implementation, Not Enactment: North Dakota Supreme Court Clarifies Standing and Jurisdiction in CO2 Pore‑Space Amalgamation Introduction In Northwest...
Filed Pleadings Protected, Private Gossip Not: Nevada Supreme Court Reaffirms Litigation Privilege as a Complete Bar at Anti‑SLAPP Prong Two and Clarifies NRS 41.637’s “Interested Audience” Requirement

Filed Pleadings Protected, Private Gossip Not: Nevada Supreme Court Reaffirms Litigation Privilege as a Complete Bar at Anti‑SLAPP Prong Two and Clarifies NRS 41.637’s “Interested Audience” Requirement

Date: Aug 31, 2025
Filed Pleadings Protected, Private Gossip Not: Nevada Supreme Court Reaffirms Litigation Privilege as a Complete Bar at Anti‑SLAPP Prong Two and Clarifies NRS 41.637’s “Interested Audience”...
Substantial Issue Alone Is Insufficient: Delaware Supreme Court Reaffirms Strict Rule 42 Gatekeeping for Interlocutory Appeals in Complex Insurance Coverage Disputes

Substantial Issue Alone Is Insufficient: Delaware Supreme Court Reaffirms Strict Rule 42 Gatekeeping for Interlocutory Appeals in Complex Insurance Coverage Disputes

Date: Aug 31, 2025
Substantial Issue Alone Is Insufficient: Delaware Supreme Court Reaffirms Strict Rule 42 Gatekeeping for Interlocutory Appeals in Complex Insurance Coverage Disputes Introduction In Ace American...
County Plat Changes Cannot Strip CC&Rs: Idaho Supreme Court Clarifies Applicability, Road Construction, and Injunction Specificity in Jordan v. Powers

County Plat Changes Cannot Strip CC&Rs: Idaho Supreme Court Clarifies Applicability, Road Construction, and Injunction Specificity in Jordan v. Powers

Date: Aug 31, 2025
County Plat Amendments Cannot Remove Land from CC&Rs; Roads Are Not Categorically Barred but Require Design Committee Approval Case: Jordan v. Powers, Supreme Court of Idaho (Aug. 28, 2025)...
Monreal/Recinas Are Not Checklists: First Circuit’s Post-Wilkinson Framework for Reviewing Hardship and the Materiality Requirement for Omitted Factors

Monreal/Recinas Are Not Checklists: First Circuit’s Post-Wilkinson Framework for Reviewing Hardship and the Materiality Requirement for Omitted Factors

Date: Aug 31, 2025
Monreal/Recinas Are Not Checklists: First Circuit’s Post-Wilkinson Framework for Reviewing Hardship and the Materiality Requirement for Omitted Factors Introduction In Lopez Cano v. Bondi, the First...
Rule 16b-3(d) Board Approval Needs Facts, Not Formal Labels: Second Circuit Clarifies Knowledge Standard for Deputized Directors in Roth v. Armistice Capital

Rule 16b-3(d) Board Approval Needs Facts, Not Formal Labels: Second Circuit Clarifies Knowledge Standard for Deputized Directors in Roth v. Armistice Capital

Date: Aug 31, 2025
Rule 16b-3(d) Board Approval Needs Facts, Not Formal Labels: Second Circuit Clarifies Knowledge Standard for Deputized Directors in Roth v. Armistice Capital Introduction In Roth v. Armistice...
Second Circuit (en banc) Overrules Truscello: All Non‑Mandatory Supervised‑Release Conditions Must Be Pronounced at Sentencing

Second Circuit (en banc) Overrules Truscello: All Non‑Mandatory Supervised‑Release Conditions Must Be Pronounced at Sentencing

Date: Aug 31, 2025
Second Circuit (en banc) Overrules Truscello: All Non‑Mandatory Supervised‑Release Conditions Must Be Pronounced at Sentencing Introduction In United States v. Maiorana, the U.S. Court of Appeals for...
Foreseeability, Special Relationships, and Campus Liability: Sixth Circuit Narrows Negligence Exposure and Sets High Bar for IIED and ELCRA Claims in Chen v. Hillsdale College

Foreseeability, Special Relationships, and Campus Liability: Sixth Circuit Narrows Negligence Exposure and Sets High Bar for IIED and ELCRA Claims in Chen v. Hillsdale College

Date: Aug 31, 2025
Foreseeability, Special Relationships, and Campus Liability: Sixth Circuit Narrows Negligence Exposure and Sets High Bar for IIED and ELCRA Claims in Chen v. Hillsdale College Introduction In Grace...
Authorizing Substitute Service for Unascertainable Respondents in Vulnerable-Adult Exploitation Injunctions: Florida Supreme Court’s Fast-Track Amendment to Probate Rule 5.920

Authorizing Substitute Service for Unascertainable Respondents in Vulnerable-Adult Exploitation Injunctions: Florida Supreme Court’s Fast-Track Amendment to Probate Rule 5.920

Date: Aug 31, 2025
Authorizing Substitute Service for Unascertainable Respondents in Vulnerable-Adult Exploitation Injunctions: Florida Supreme Court’s Fast-Track Amendment to Probate Rule 5.920 Introduction On August...
Florida Supreme Court Standardizes New-Member Bar Fees and Adds Annual Reporting for Non-Florida Lawyers: 2025 Amendments to Chapter 1

Florida Supreme Court Standardizes New-Member Bar Fees and Adds Annual Reporting for Non-Florida Lawyers: 2025 Amendments to Chapter 1

Date: Aug 31, 2025
Florida Supreme Court Standardizes New-Member Bar Fees and Adds Annual Reporting for Non-Florida Lawyers: 2025 Amendments to Chapter 1 Introduction In a rulemaking opinion issued on August 28, 2025,...
Due Process Recalibrated in Florida Bar Discipline: Immediate Challenges to Interim Probation, Unified Briefing Deadlines, and Narrowed Judicial Referral Authority

Due Process Recalibrated in Florida Bar Discipline: Immediate Challenges to Interim Probation, Unified Briefing Deadlines, and Narrowed Judicial Referral Authority

Date: Aug 31, 2025
Due Process Recalibrated in Florida Bar Discipline: Immediate Challenges to Interim Probation, Unified Briefing Deadlines, and Narrowed Judicial Referral Authority Introduction In this administrative...
Bell v. State (Fla. 2025): Speculative Custodial-Coercion Allegations Cannot Overcome Record-Clear Waivers; Rule 3.130 Delay Alone Is Not Fundamental Error

Bell v. State (Fla. 2025): Speculative Custodial-Coercion Allegations Cannot Overcome Record-Clear Waivers; Rule 3.130 Delay Alone Is Not Fundamental Error

Date: Aug 31, 2025
Bell v. State (Fla. 2025): Speculative Custodial-Coercion Allegations Cannot Overcome Record-Clear Waivers; Rule 3.130 Delay Alone Is Not Fundamental Error Introduction This commentary analyzes the...
No Personal Jurisdiction from Plaintiff’s Forum-Based Counsel or Virtual Data-Room Access: Eleventh Circuit Clarifies Purposeful-Availment Limits Under Florida’s Long-Arm Statute

No Personal Jurisdiction from Plaintiff’s Forum-Based Counsel or Virtual Data-Room Access: Eleventh Circuit Clarifies Purposeful-Availment Limits Under Florida’s Long-Arm Statute

Date: Aug 31, 2025
No Personal Jurisdiction from Plaintiff’s Forum-Based Counsel or Virtual Data-Room Access: Eleventh Circuit Clarifies Purposeful-Availment Limits Under Florida’s Long-Arm Statute Introduction In ECB...
Expert Evidence, Causation, and Pattern Proof: Seventh Circuit Tightens Eighth Amendment and Monell Paths in Prison Mental-Health Cases

Expert Evidence, Causation, and Pattern Proof: Seventh Circuit Tightens Eighth Amendment and Monell Paths in Prison Mental-Health Cases

Date: Aug 31, 2025
Expert Evidence, Causation, and Pattern Proof: Seventh Circuit Tightens Eighth Amendment and Monell Paths in Prison Mental-Health Cases Introduction In Cordell Sanders v. Andrea Moss, et al., the...
Protected Advice at Life’s End: Seventh Circuit Holds Indiana’s Funeral-Licensing Ban on Death-Doula Counseling Fails Even Under Intermediate Scrutiny—and Consent Orders Don’t Waive Federal Rights

Protected Advice at Life’s End: Seventh Circuit Holds Indiana’s Funeral-Licensing Ban on Death-Doula Counseling Fails Even Under Intermediate Scrutiny—and Consent Orders Don’t Waive Federal Rights

Date: Aug 31, 2025
Protected Advice at Life’s End: Seventh Circuit Holds Indiana’s Funeral-Licensing Ban on Death-Doula Counseling Fails Even Under Intermediate Scrutiny—and Consent Orders Don’t Waive Federal Rights...
“Promoting the Enactment of Legislation” Qualifies as an Official Act; No Per Se Miranda Rule During Warrant Stops; No Duty to Delay Sentencing for Pending Guidelines Amendments — Commentary on United States v. Weiss (7th Cir. 2025)

“Promoting the Enactment of Legislation” Qualifies as an Official Act; No Per Se Miranda Rule During Warrant Stops; No Duty to Delay Sentencing for Pending Guidelines Amendments — Commentary on United States v. Weiss (7th Cir. 2025)

Date: Aug 31, 2025
“Promoting the Enactment of Legislation” Qualifies as an Official Act; No Per Se Miranda Rule During Warrant Stops; No Duty to Delay Sentencing for Pending Guidelines Amendments — Commentary on...
First Circuit Conditions Internet-Monitoring Fees on Ability-to-Pay and Clarifies Limits on Ex Parte Sentencing Inputs

First Circuit Conditions Internet-Monitoring Fees on Ability-to-Pay and Clarifies Limits on Ex Parte Sentencing Inputs

Date: Aug 31, 2025
First Circuit Conditions Internet-Monitoring Fees on Ability-to-Pay and Clarifies Limits on Ex Parte Sentencing Inputs Case: United States v. Negrón-Cruz Court: U.S. Court of Appeals for the First...
Quo Warranto Is the Exclusive Vehicle to Remove a Committee-Appointed Township Trustee; Probate Judge’s Duty to Appoint under R.C. 503.24 Arises Only When a Vacancy Exists

Quo Warranto Is the Exclusive Vehicle to Remove a Committee-Appointed Township Trustee; Probate Judge’s Duty to Appoint under R.C. 503.24 Arises Only When a Vacancy Exists

Date: Aug 31, 2025
Quo Warranto Is the Exclusive Vehicle to Remove a Committee-Appointed Township Trustee; Probate Judge’s Duty to Appoint under R.C. 503.24 Arises Only When a Vacancy Exists Case: State ex rel....
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