Turns out a lot of you really resonated with last week’s newsletter. I’m SO grateful for each person who reads each newsletter and says something about how it struck a chord. I’ve loved all the messages, comments, and direct statements,
A recent federal district court opinion, Sauer Construction, LLC v. United Structures of Georgia, LLC, 2026 WL 2522849 (M.D.Fla. 2026), addressed two worthy considerations when it comes to a Miller Act payment bond claim. And, when I am talking about
Since September 8, a jury before Judge Rodolfo A. Ruiz II has been hearing evidence about what happened inside Bogotá’s Palace of Justice on November 6 and 7, 1985.
If you are like me and had
Almost certainly yes, and they do not need a warrant to do it. If you leave a fork, a cup, a straw, or a cigarette butt behind, courts have overwhelmingly held that you gave up your privacy interest in it,
Greenberg Traurig Environmental Practice attorneys received 120 recognitions in the 2027 editions of The Best Lawyers in America® and Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch® in America.
Successor liability becomes a live question when a judgment debtor stops operating through one company and begins conducting business through a newly formed LLC. The new entity may perform the same work, employ the same personnel, use the same equipment,
When a competitor sues you, the object is not always a judgment. Some business tort cases are filed to slow down competition, and the plaintiff wants time, information, and disruption. A defense aimed only at trial concedes much of what
By David Oscar MarkusThat was Joe diGenova today after resigning from being special prosecutor in SDFLA to look into the “grand conspiracy.”What a mess.From the NY Post:Counselor to the Attorney General Joe diGenova abruptly resigned Thursday from
