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Litigation
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Association Alert
HOA and Condominium Record Retention – What you NEED to Know!!
By Daniel Miske
Record retention is a tricky subject. Keep too much or for too long and opposing counsel in litigation will have all the documents they may need to prove that your…
Unpredictable
Litigation in Spain
By Will Newman
In my job, I get to work with lawyers from around the world. Sometimes a client from the United States needs help from a court abroad, which requires me to…
Zero Blog
Innovation and Mentorship at Spiegel Sohmer: The Law Firm Where You Come in for a Coffee and Leave with a Will
By Zero Team
Spiegel Sohmer is a mid-sized law firm based in Montreal that specializes in tax law, intellectual property, business law, litigation, real estate, and succession. At its core, the firm is…
Workers’ Compensation Law Prof Blog
Follow-up on McDonald’s Illinois Public Nuisance Suit
According to news accounts yesterday, see here, and here, in a videoconference hearing Illinois Judge Eve Reilly denied McDonald’s USA’s motion to dismiss the multi-plaintiff public nuisance suit filed against…
Texas Bar Blog
Coronavirus Legal News Briefing — June 4, 2020
By Amy Starnes
Editor’s Note: The State Bar of Texas is providing this collection of important links, blog posts, and media stories to keep its members and the public informed of the latest…
AppearMe Blog
Use AppearMe to Find an Appearance Attorney, Freelance Attorney, and More
By Publisher
AppearMe is a mobile and web application that enables you to find litigation support that you need within seconds and provides access to over 10,000 […] The post Use AppearMe…
Unpredictable
Document Review Strategies
By Will Newman
Emails can be an incredible resource for evidence in a commercial dispute. They can provide a firsthand and contemporaneous account of the thoughts and activities of the people involved. And…
Employment Law Worldview
Making a statement – is litigation assistance in breach of furlough rules? (UK)
Following on from the new Acas guidance on involvement in grievance and disciplinary meetings while on furlough comes the logical next question – where there are ongoing legal proceedings (we shall…
Construction Law Zone
Massachusetts Construction Litigation Scheduled to Get Back on Track
By Ken Sherman
With the issuance of a revised order by the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court (SJC) dated May 26, 2020, construction litigation in Massachusetts is poised to re-start in earnest after July…
Employment Law Watch
Employers Beware: Post-pandemic litigation traps
By Lori Armstrong Halber, Leora Grushka
As shutdown orders begin to subside and states across the nation take steps toward reopening, employers should prepare for a potential spike in employment claims arising out of new legislation,…