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“Successful Enforcement” and Continuing Post-Termination Duties:
            The Seventh Circuit’s Dual Clarifications in William Price v. Carri Scharf Trucking, Inc.

“Successful Enforcement” and Continuing Post-Termination Duties: The Seventh Circuit’s Dual Clarifications in William Price v. Carri Scharf Trucking, Inc.

Date: Jun 18, 2025
“Successful Enforcement” and Continuing Post-Termination Duties: The Seventh Circuit’s Dual Clarifications in William Price v. Carri Scharf Trucking, Inc. 1. Introduction The Seventh Circuit’s 2025...
When Continuing Obligations Outlive the Contract and Fee-Shifting Requires Affirmative Enforcement – A Commentary on William Price v. Carri Scharf Trucking, Inc.

When Continuing Obligations Outlive the Contract and Fee-Shifting Requires Affirmative Enforcement – A Commentary on William Price v. Carri Scharf Trucking, Inc.

Date: Jun 18, 2025
When Continuing Obligations Outlive the Contract and Fee-Shifting Requires Affirmative Enforcement Comprehensive Commentary on William Price v. Carri Scharf Trucking, Inc., 7th Cir., 13 June 2025 1....
The Oliveras-Villafañe Doctrine: Waiver on Appeal Where an Alternative Ground Goes Unchallenged

The Oliveras-Villafañe Doctrine: Waiver on Appeal Where an Alternative Ground Goes Unchallenged

Date: Jun 18, 2025
The Oliveras-Villafañe Doctrine: Waiver on Appeal Where an Alternative Ground Goes Unchallenged 1. Introduction Oliveras-Villafañe v. Baxter Healthcare SA, decided by the United States Court of...
From “Drowning Machines” to Duty of Care: Iowa Supreme Court Narrows Qualified Immunity and Re-defines Public-Duty Limits for Recreational Water-Trail Claims

From “Drowning Machines” to Duty of Care: Iowa Supreme Court Narrows Qualified Immunity and Re-defines Public-Duty Limits for Recreational Water-Trail Claims

Date: Jun 18, 2025
From “Drowning Machines” to Duty of Care: Iowa Supreme Court Narrows Qualified Immunity and Re-defines Public-Duty Limits for Recreational Water-Trail Claims 1. Introduction In Estate of Kahn &...
Lucas v. Warhol: Due-Process Boundaries on Alternative Service & “Good-Cause” Extensions When a Defendant Has No Fixed Address

Lucas v. Warhol: Due-Process Boundaries on Alternative Service & “Good-Cause” Extensions When a Defendant Has No Fixed Address

Date: Jun 18, 2025
Lucas v. Warhol: Due-Process Boundaries on Alternative Service & “Good-Cause” Extensions When a Defendant Has No Fixed Address 1. Introduction Rhonda C. Lucas sued Peter J. Warhol for injuries...
Iowa Supreme Court Revives Warrantless “Trash Pulls”: The Constitutional Validation of Iowa Code § 808.16(3) in State v. Amble & Mandracchia

Iowa Supreme Court Revives Warrantless “Trash Pulls”: The Constitutional Validation of Iowa Code § 808.16(3) in State v. Amble & Mandracchia

Date: Jun 18, 2025
Iowa Supreme Court Revives Warrantless “Trash Pulls” The Constitutional Validation of Iowa Code § 808.16(3) in State v. Amble & Mandracchia Introduction The Supreme Court of Iowa’s decision in State...
From “Suicide Rule” to “Foreseeability Test” — Nevada Affirms Potential Liability of Health-Care Providers for a Patient’s Post-Treatment Suicide

From “Suicide Rule” to “Foreseeability Test” — Nevada Affirms Potential Liability of Health-Care Providers for a Patient’s Post-Treatment Suicide

Date: Jun 18, 2025
From “Suicide Rule” to “Foreseeability Test”: Nevada Affirms Potential Liability of Health-Care Providers for a Patient’s Post-Treatment Suicide 1. Introduction In Bourne v. Valdes, 141 Nev., Advance...
Clark County v. District Court (Eggleston): Establishing Interlocutory Mandamus Review of Immunity Denials and Clarifying Social-Worker Qualified & Discretionary-Act Immunity

Clark County v. District Court (Eggleston): Establishing Interlocutory Mandamus Review of Immunity Denials and Clarifying Social-Worker Qualified & Discretionary-Act Immunity

Date: Jun 18, 2025
Clark County v. District Court (Eggleston): Interlocutory Mandamus Review Recognised for Immunity Denials and the Scope of Social-Worker Immunities in Parental-Rights Investigations Introduction The...
Nevada Supreme Court Authorizes No-Contest Pleas in Child-Dependency Cases – Commentary on In re A.T., 141 Nev., Adv. Op. 32 (2025)

Nevada Supreme Court Authorizes No-Contest Pleas in Child-Dependency Cases – Commentary on In re A.T., 141 Nev., Adv. Op. 32 (2025)

Date: Jun 18, 2025
Nevada Supreme Court Authorizes No-Contest Pleas in Child-Dependency Cases Commentary on In re A.T., a Minor, 141 Nev., Advance Opinion 32 (2025) 1. Introduction The Supreme Court of Nevada, sitting...
United Healthcare v. Fremont Emergency (Nev. 2025): Recognising Unjust-Enrichment Recovery for EMTALA Providers and Re-setting the Limits on Punitive Damages

United Healthcare v. Fremont Emergency (Nev. 2025): Recognising Unjust-Enrichment Recovery for EMTALA Providers and Re-setting the Limits on Punitive Damages

Date: Jun 18, 2025
United Healthcare v. Fremont Emergency (Mandavia), Ltd. New Nevada Precedent: Emergency-room providers lacking a contract may sue insurers for unjust enrichment, but not for implied-in-fact contract...
“Beyond Unfair-Labor-Practice Allegations” – The Supreme Court of Ohio Re-defines the Boundary Between SERB and Common Pleas Court Jurisdiction

“Beyond Unfair-Labor-Practice Allegations” – The Supreme Court of Ohio Re-defines the Boundary Between SERB and Common Pleas Court Jurisdiction

Date: Jun 18, 2025
“Beyond Unfair-Labor-Practice Allegations” Clarifying the Exclusive Jurisdiction of the State Employment Relations Board (SERB) Over Public-Sector Labor Disputes Introduction On 12 June 2025 the...
State v. Coker (2025): Vernacular Proof of “Sexual Conduct” & the Re-Entrenchment of the Jenks Sufficiency Standard

State v. Coker (2025): Vernacular Proof of “Sexual Conduct” & the Re-Entrenchment of the Jenks Sufficiency Standard

Date: Jun 18, 2025
State v. Coker (2025): Vernacular Proof of “Sexual Conduct” & the Re-Entrenchment of the Jenks Sufficiency Standard Introduction State v. Coker, Slip Opinion No. 2025-Ohio-2051, is a landmark...
Post-Dismissal Pseudonymity & Open Courts: The Washington Supreme Court’s Clarification in John Doe P v. Thurston County (2025)

Post-Dismissal Pseudonymity & Open Courts: The Washington Supreme Court’s Clarification in John Doe P v. Thurston County (2025)

Date: Jun 18, 2025
Post-Dismissal Pseudonymity & Open Courts: John Doe P v. Thurston County Sets Strict Limits on Sealing Litigant Identities 1. Introduction John Doe P v. Thurston County, No. 102976-4 (Wash. June 12...
People v. Jasso (2025): Refining Declarations-Against-Interest and Confrontation Rules When Witnesses Refuse to Testify

People v. Jasso (2025): Refining Declarations-Against-Interest and Confrontation Rules When Witnesses Refuse to Testify

Date: Jun 18, 2025
People v. Jasso (2025): A Supreme Court of California Blueprint for Handling Recalcitrant Witnesses, Declarations Against Penal Interest, and Post-SB 1437 Felony-Murder Issues 1. Introduction On...
Seguin v. DHS: APRA Cannot Be Used as Surrogate Discovery in Pending Child-Support Actions

Seguin v. DHS: APRA Cannot Be Used as Surrogate Discovery in Pending Child-Support Actions

Date: Jun 18, 2025
Seguin v. DHS: APRA Cannot Be Used as Surrogate Discovery in Pending Child-Support Actions Introduction Mary Seguin (“Seguin”), a self-represented litigant, filed an action in the Rhode Island...
Rule 1.4 – Arkansas’s New Framework for the Immediate Interim Suspension of Judges Accused of “Serious Crime” or Other Conduct Endangering the Administration of Justice

Rule 1.4 – Arkansas’s New Framework for the Immediate Interim Suspension of Judges Accused of “Serious Crime” or Other Conduct Endangering the Administration of Justice

Date: Jun 18, 2025
Rule 1.4 – Arkansas’s New Framework for the Immediate Interim Suspension of Judges Accused of “Serious Crime” or Other Conduct Endangering the Administration of Justice Introduction On 12 June 2025,...
From “First-Marketable Product” to “Point of Sale”: 
        West Virginia Mandates Lessees Bear All Post-Production Costs Through the Actual Sale 
        – Comment on Romeo v. Antero Resources Corp. (2025)

From “First-Marketable Product” to “Point of Sale”: West Virginia Mandates Lessees Bear All Post-Production Costs Through the Actual Sale – Comment on Romeo v. Antero Resources Corp. (2025)

Date: Jun 18, 2025
From “First-Marketable Product” to “Point of Sale”: West Virginia Mandates Lessees Bear All Post-Production Costs Through the Actual Sale Commentary on Jacklin Romeo, Susan S. Rine & Debra Snyder...
“Sua Sponte” Assessment of Mandatory State-Attorney Costs: Parks v. State of Florida and the End of the “Request” Requirement

“Sua Sponte” Assessment of Mandatory State-Attorney Costs: Parks v. State of Florida and the End of the “Request” Requirement

Date: Jun 18, 2025
“Sua Sponte” Assessment of Mandatory State-Attorney Costs: Parks v. State of Florida and the End of the “Request” Requirement 1. Introduction Jourdan Daniel Parks v. State of Florida, decided by the...
No Private Right of Action under the No Surprises Act – Commentary on Guardian Flight v. Health Care Service Corp.

No Private Right of Action under the No Surprises Act – Commentary on Guardian Flight v. Health Care Service Corp.

Date: Jun 18, 2025
No Private Right of Action under the No Surprises Act: Guardian Flight, L.L.C. & Med-Trans Corp. v. Health Care Service Corp. Introduction On 12 June 2025 the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth...
Reinforcing Limited Judicial Review & Arbitral Immunity under the No Surprises Act:  A Commentary on Guardian Flight, L.L.C. v. Aetna Health, Inc. (5th Cir. 2025)

Reinforcing Limited Judicial Review & Arbitral Immunity under the No Surprises Act: A Commentary on Guardian Flight, L.L.C. v. Aetna Health, Inc. (5th Cir. 2025)

Date: Jun 18, 2025
Reinforcing Limited Judicial Review & Arbitral Immunity under the No Surprises Act: A Commentary on Guardian Flight, L.L.C. v. Aetna Health, Inc. (5th Cir. 2025) Introduction The Fifth Circuit’s...
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