Gross negligence-based allegations did not state an actionable claim against corporate directors or officers, the Nevada Supreme Court held recently.
The New York’s Court System recently announced that it will begin taking actions to reopen its courts for pending nonessential
California Chief Justice Tani G. Cantil-Sakauye issued a statewide order on March 23 suspending all jury trials in California’s superior
Florida legislators recently introduced companion bills in the Florida House (HB 963) and Senate (SB 1670) that would create restricted
The legal profession will see new areas of law continue to emerge in 2020, along with several more traditional areas
Several New York State and New York City workplace laws have recently been enacted or will take effect in 2020.
There have been several recent amendments to the Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure (FRAP), Federal Rules of Evidence (FRE), and
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court held that the Fifth Amendment’s protection against self-incrimination extends to prohibiting law enforcement from forcing a
Indiana recently suspended its work requirements for Medicaid enrollment. This comes just a month after a lawsuit was filed challenging
Illinois residents will have a new Illinois Trust Code that replaces the Illinois Trusts and Trustees Act. The new legislation
