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Franklin Structures v. Williams: Ratification by Warranty Service Binds Homebuyers to Mediation-First Arbitration; Trial Courts Must Compel Mediation Before Arbitration Introduction In Franklin...
Absent Transcript, Appellate Deference Controls: Circuit Courts May Not Recalculate Probate Administrator ad Litem Fees on Appeal Under § 12-22-20 Introduction This commentary examines the Alabama...
Relative-Hardship Over Breach: Alabama Supreme Court Clarifies Clean-Hands Limits and Balancing in Restrictive Covenant Injunctions Case: Rodney G. Englund, Dyann K. Englund, and Georgetown...
Tracing to a “Specific Drug Transaction” Not Required for Currency Forfeiture under Former § 20-2-93; Ore Tenus Deference Reaffirmed Ex parte State of Alabama ex rel. Robert Broussard, District...
No Stand‑Your‑Ground, No Prior‑Crimes: Alabama Supreme Court Limits 404(b) Use To Prove “Unlawful Activity” When Self‑Defense Proceeds Under the Common Law Case: Ex parte Corey Lee Walton, Supreme...
Rogers v. Cedar Bluff: Alabama Supreme Court Clarifies Municipal Vicarious Immunity for Volunteer Firefighters and the Status of Municipal Volunteer Fire Departments Introduction In Carol Rogers, as...
Resisting-Arrest Pleas Do Not Blanket-Authorize Police Force: Third Circuit Requires a Complete Record—Including Bodycam Footage—Before Summary Judgment in Excessive-Force Cases Introduction In...
Third Circuit clarifies de novo review of Rule 60(d)(1) dismissals and reaffirms broad transactional claim preclusion in serial fee litigation Case: Law Offices of Bruce J. Chasan, LLC v. John Pierce...
A Two‑Track Roadmap When a Plaintiff Goes Silent: Rule 56 Record Review or Poulis‑Based Rule 41(b) Dismissal—Not “Default” Summary Judgment Case: Michael Goodson, Sr. v. City of Philadelphia and...
Subsection 2516(2) Defers to State Law: Third Circuit Confirms State AGs May Delegate Wiretap-Application Authority Without a Federal “Personal Review” Requirement Introduction In United States v....
No Personal Review Required: Third Circuit Holds State AG’s Delegation of Wiretap Authority Under §2516(2) Is Valid If Authorized by State Law Case: United States v. Price Montgomery; United States...
No Magic Words: Fifth Circuit Holds § 1786(k)(1) Explicitly Bars District Court Pre‑Enforcement Review of NCUA Proceedings Introduction In Moats v. National Credit Union Administration Board, the...
When Interdependent SEC Rules Are Adopted Together, the Agency Must Quantify Their Combined Economic Impact Introduction In National Association of Private Fund Managers v. SEC (5th Cir. Aug. 25,...
“Remote Nexus” Meets “Continuing Offense”: Fifth Circuit Affirms § 5K2.21 Upward Departure for Uncharged Failure-to-Register During a § 1326 “Found In” Reentry Introduction In United States v....
No City Permits for State Billboards: Mississippi Supreme Court Reaffirms that Municipal Sign and Zoning Ordinances Do Not Reach State-Owned Property Absent Express Legislative Authorization Case:...
Ambiguous Lawyer Questions and Non‑Promissory Leniency: Mississippi Supreme Court Clarifies Voluntariness and Miranda in Reyes v. State Introduction In Antonio Sauceda Reyes a/k/a Antonio Reyes v....
Short Terms, Harsh Conditions: Seventh Circuit Holds That Three Months of Solitary in “Disgusting” Conditions Implicates a Liberty Interest, Yet Affirms on Qualified Immunity Introduction This...
Ortiz and McDonnell Douglas Reconciled: Comparator Pay Proof Is Essential in Title VII Pay-Disparity Claims Introduction In Frankie Nelson v. County of Cook (No. 24-2123), the Seventh Circuit...
Projected Sold Adjustments Alone Do Not Establish Breach or Support Class Certification: Fourth Circuit Requires Concrete Injury and Individualized Proof of Underpayment in Total-Loss ACV Cases...