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On this date 232 years ago today
'Super lawyers' and 'rising stars' are warned
The New Jersey Supreme Court Committee on Lawyer Advertising has received so many grievances that it decided to issue a reminder
Shipowner’s Limitation of Liability Act
The Shipowner’s Limitation of Liability Act (46 U.S.C. § 183 et. seq.) (“Act”) was enacted in 1851 to support the development of America’s nascent merchant marines by “encourage[ing] shipbuilding and to induce capitalists to invest money ….” (Norwich Company v. Wright (1871)80 U.S. 104.)
U.S. District Judge Finds the Government in Civil Contempt
Last week, a federal judge held the Kansas U.S. Attorney’s Office in contempt of court for failing to cooperate with a special master’s investigation at Leavenworth Detention Center.
Q & A
Whose Rules?
Life rarely provides the opportunity to make your own rules, rules that feel fair and work. A Collaborative Dissolution presents an opportunity for spouses to collaboratively make their own rules, be in control, and determine how new lives will begin, not politicians or judges.
Grandparent Visitation
In California, a court of appeal has opined that any restriction on a grandparent’s visitation by a parent of a grandchild must be meaningful. Although great weight is given to the wishes of parents those decisions are not outside of judicial review.
We have an Agreement – Now What?
If the settlement agreement is in writing and signed by both parties, the parties may avail themselves of a quick and effective avenue for enforcement by making a motion to enter judgment on the agreement.
Considering a Dissolution? Do it Collaboratively.
Arbitrary and Capricious – the President Must Act Rationally
“And unlike a typical case [...] here the VRA enforcement rationale […] seems to have been contrived.” Chief Justice Roberts, DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, ET AL., PETITIONERS v. NEW YORK, ET AL.