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  1. Labor Law Prof Blog

    En Banc Fifth Circuit Vacates ERISA Standing Decision

    By Workplace Prof

    Sitting en banc, the Fifth Circuit today took on the issue of standing under ERISA in the case of Milofsky v. American Airlines, No. 03-11087 (5th Cir., March 2, 2006).…

  2. Family Law Prof Blog

    Case Law Development: Maine Supreme Court Strikes down Grandparent Visitation Standing Based on Death of Parent

    By Family Law

    The Maine Supreme Court holds its grandparent visitation statute unconstitutional to the extent it grants grandparents standing to sue for visitation when one parent has died. "In effect, the Act…

  3. Wills, Trusts & Estates Prof Blog

    Enforcement of Charitable Gifts by Donors

    By Gerry W. Beyer

    Iris J. Goodwin (Associate Professor, University of Tennessee College of Law) has recently published her article entitled Donor Standing to Enforce Charitable Gifts: Civil Society vs. Donor Empowerment, 58 Vand.…

  4. Georgia Bankruptcy Blog

    Ga Court of Appeals – Corporate Chapter 7 Debtor Becomes “Defunct” and “Ceases to Exist” Outside of Bankruptcy ??

    By Sunghee Sohn

    11 U.S.C. 727; Standing Thornton v. Mankovitch, 277 Ga. App. 221 (January 12, 2006). The debtor corporation was pursuing a claim against the US Postal Service when an involuntary bankruptcy…

  5. Florida Probate & Trust Litigation Blog

    Is Standing to Sue a Substantive or Procedural Matter for Choice of Law Purposes? Forth DCA Says It’s Substantive

    By Juan C. Antúnez

    Siegel v. Novak, 2006 WL 119545 (Fla. 4th DCA Jan 18, 2006) Probate litigation is often rife with conflict of law issues. For example, it is not uncommon to have…

  6. The New York Probate Litigation Blog

    Standing in Estate Proceedings

    By Philip Bernstein

    Before going to court, it is necessary to have standing to be involved in the case as one of the first prerequisites of success. Every classification of legal proceeding has…

  7. The Trademark Blog

    If You Read One Case on Standing In IP Litigation, Make It This One

    By Marty Schwimmer

    May an assignee who holds an accrued claim for copyright infringement, but who has no legal or beneficial interest in the copyright itself, institute an action for infrongement?  No. Silvers…