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State Courts
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Zalma on Insurance
When Is a House “Wholly Destroyed?”
By Barry Zalma
Valued Policy Laws and Limits Post number 5394 Sometimes Easy and Sometimes Very Difficult Below you will read from this Post until you reach the the end of this post…
Trellis.Law Blog
Deep Trellis State Court Capabilities Help Bowman and Brooke Track Trends and Defend Mass Tort Litigation in State Courts (via CIO Applications)
Discover how the Bowman and Brooke team continues to stay ahead of the curve by using Trellis to — successfully monitor trends and uncover valuable product liability insights that matter…
Franchise Law Update
Should the Litigation be in State or Federal Court?
Deciding whether to choose state or federal court can be outcome determinative. This is particularly important in deciding to remove a case from state to federal court. Some state franchise…
Trellis.Law Blog
Deep Trellis State Court Capabilities Help Bowman and Brooke Track Trends and Defend Mass Tort Litigation in State Courts
About Bowman and Brooke Bowman and Brooke LLP is a nationally recognized trial defense firm with one of the largest product liability practices in the country. Since 1985, the firm…
Appellate Advocacy Blog
State Courts are Cool
I have to admit, I took the title of this blog post from Judge Dillard of the Georgia Court of Appeals. He (naturally) is a strong supporter of and advocate…
Green Building Law Update
Court Dismisses Baltimore’s Climate Claims: Implications for Future Litigation
This case is pathbreaking because it is the first time a state court has dismissed one of these several similar climate claim suits brought by states and local governments across…
Dickinson Law News
In Remembrance: Thomas D. Hanson, Of Counsel
By noreplydickinsonlaw-com-dickinson-bradshaw-fow
We are deeply saddened to share the passing of our friend and colleague, Thomas Hanson. Tom had been an esteemed member of the Dickinson Bradshaw family since 2012. Throughout his…
Sentencing Law and Policy
Fascinating data on state court criminal cases from the Court Statistics Project
I just came accross this recent data document from the Court Statistics Project, which collects annual caseload data from state courts. The document has notable data on all sorts of…
2Civility Blog
Is Public Opinion of State Courts Improving? The NCSC Cites ‘Cautious Optimism’
By Marin McCall
A recent survey of the public by the National Center for State Courts (NCSC) “provides some cautious optimism” about improving public confidence in state courts across the U.S. For the…
ImmigrationProf Blog
Senate Bill 4 Passes in Texas and Awaits Governor’s Signature
As ABC and numerous other news outlets are reporting, the Texas Senate passed SB 4 on Tuesday, by a vote of 83-61, and the bill now awaits Governor's signature.This extreme…