We thought this was going to be about sticks.
We ain’t gonna pretend we understand cryptocurrency or blockchain. I’m just a caveman. Your world frightens and confuses me!
And there’s a lot there to confuse us in the U.S.
On December 3, 2024, the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas issued a NATIONWIDE preliminary NATIONWIDE injunction against the Corporate Transparency Act (Act). See Texas Top Cop Shop, Inc., et al. v. Garland, et al. In the underlying case, the Plaintiff argued that
Today we have another guest post by New York colleague Jennifer Polovetsky, who writes about trade fixtures in New York. Lots of good stuff for those of us not in NY as well. Thanks to Jennifer (and to the New
The latest state supreme court decision involving a takings challenge to a statute permitting precondemnation entries, this time from Iowa.
In Summit Carbon Solutions, LLC v. Kasischke, No. 23-1186 (Nov. 22, 2024), the Iowa Supreme Court concluded that, at
When a property is foreclosed in New Jersey and sold at auction, any funds left after paying off the mortgage and other liens may be owed to the former homeowner. These are known as “surplus funds,” and they represent an
What Happens If You Default on a Second Mortgage, or Defaulted Years Ago Without Knowing?
Even if you’re current on your first mortgage, falling behind on a second mortgage can still result in foreclosure. In many cases, people had a
Thanks to lawprof Donald Kochan for the heads-up: the “Word of the Day” in today’s New York Times is … “eminent domain.”
Defined by the piece as:
“the right of the state to take private property for public use; the
A recent article in Condo Business outlines the key reasons why condo corporations should take proactive steps to reviewing existing employment contracts.
As employment laws change, outdated contracts can expose condo corporations to legal risks. Regular reviews help ensure compliance
Here’s the latest in a case we’ve been following with keen interest
Yesterday, the Supreme Court denied certiorari in Baker v. City of McKinney, the case where municipal police severely damaged a home in the course of extracting a criminal
