Burnett v. The National Ass’n of RealtorsBy Erica Crohn MinchellaReal Estate Law, April 2024The National Association of Realtors was recently handed a $1.78 billion judgment for violations of antitrust law finding that “cooperative compensation” is collusion that artificially inflates home prices.
Burrink Commercial Services v. New Life Covenant ChurchBy Samuel H. LevineReal Estate Law, December 2024In Burrink Commercial Services v. New Life Covenant Church, the appellate court dismissed a complaint to foreclose a mechanics lien as factually insufficient because the complaint improperly characterized two contracts as one.
Burrink Commercial Services v. New Life Covenant ChurchBy Samuel H. LevineCommercial Banking, Collections, and Bankruptcy, December 2024In Burrink Commercial Services v. New Life Covenant Church, the appellate court dismissed a complaint to foreclose a mechanics lien as factually insufficient because the complaint improperly characterized two contracts as one.
Burrink Commercial Services v. New Life Covenant ChurchBy Samuel H. LevineConstruction Law, May 2024In Burrink Commercial Services v. New Life Covenant Church, the appellate court dismissed a complaint to foreclose a mechanics lien as factually insufficient because the complaint improperly characterized two contracts as one.
Business Data Privacy Standards and the Impact of Artificial IntelligenceBy Rita W. GarryLegal Technology, Standing Committee on, November 2024In an era where data is often likened to the new oil, its management, protection, and ethical use have become paramount concerns for businesses worldwide. As businesses harness the power of artificial intelligence to derive insights and streamline operations, the need for robust data privacy standards and effective governance frameworks has never been more critical.
Business Data Privacy Standards and the Impact of Artificial IntelligenceBy Rita W. GarryPrivacy and Information Security Law, October 2024In an era where data is often likened to the new oil, its management, protection, and ethical use have become paramount concerns for businesses worldwide. As businesses harness the power of artificial intelligence to derive insights and streamline operations, the need for robust data privacy standards and effective governance frameworks has never been more critical.
Byproducts From Farming: It’s More Than Just Food!By Michelle MillerFood Law, September 2024Agriculture is so much more than just food production. It’s the backbone of countless industries, providing essential raw materials that shape our lives in ways we often overlook.
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Can a Trustee Execute a Warranty Deed?By Richard F. BalesReal Estate Law, November 2024A trustee of an institutional land trust will never execute a warranty deed. A trustee of a personal trust can execute a warranty deed, but the benefits of such a deed seem to be questionable.
Can You Register a Country Name for Trademark?By Margo Lynn Hablutzel, J.D., LLM, CISSPIntellectual Property, December 2024An explanation of why Sweden filed for a trademark registration in its name.
Cancellation of Removal in Wilkinson v. GarlandBy Sergio Hernandez, Jr.International and Immigration Law, September 2024On January 17, 2023, a petition for a writ of certiorari was filed for an immigrant’s deportation case, asking the United States Supreme Court to clarify whether the question of a noncitizen’s removal would result in ‘exceptional and extremely unusual hardship’ presents a judicially reviewable mixed question of law and fact.
Capping Arbitration: India’s Contentious Policy ShiftBy Menaka SawhneyInternational and Immigration Law, September 2024India’s Ministry of Finance recently released an office memorandum that caps arbitration for disputes valued less than Rs. 10 crores related to procurement contracts/tenders by government entities including CPSEs, PSBs, and government companies.
Capping Arbitration: India’s Contentious Policy ShiftBy Menaka SawhneyAlternative Dispute Resolution, September 2024A critical examination of India’s recently released office memorandum, “Guidelines for Arbitration and Mediation in Contracts of Domestic Public Procurement.”
Case BriefsBy ADR Section CouncilAlternative Dispute Resolution, November 2024Summaries of written decisions issued in nine cases of interest to ADR practitioners.
Case BriefsAlternative Dispute Resolution, September 2024Summaries of written decisions issued in seven cases of interest to ADR practitioners.
Case BriefsAlternative Dispute Resolution, July 2024Summaries of recent cases of interest to alternative dispute resolution practitioners.
Case BriefsAlternative Dispute Resolution, April 2024Summaries of recent cases of interest to alternative dispute resolution practitioners.
Case BriefsAlternative Dispute Resolution, February 2024Summaries of recent cases of interest to alternative dispute resolution practitioners.
Case Law UpdateBy Michael L. EnglishTrusts and Estates, September 2024Summaries of written decisions in two cases of interest to trust & estates practitioners.