Appellate Courts Have Discretion to Set Scope of New Trial on Remand—At Least Sometimes
Court of Appeals: Magic Words Still Have Their Place in Med-Mal Actions
The Labored Process of Determining Venue
If at First Your Appeal Doesn’t Succeed, You May be Able to Try Again
Preserving Sentencing Errors Just Got More Confusing
Court of Appeals: A Guaranty is a Separate Contract No Matter What the Contracts Say
Independent Auditors Do Not Owe Clients Fiduciary Duties After All
Buyer Beware: Winning the Race to the Courthouse Isn’t Always Enough when the IRS is Involved
