Summary Judgment Motions in New York & California
Summary judgment motions seek a resolution of disputes without the need for a full trial and are governed by the same basic principles in both New York and California ....
21 April, 2023
Litigation
Top 10 Latest Trends in Civil Litigation
Staying up-to-date on the latest trends in civil litigation is crucial for legal practitioners and their clients. ...
15 April, 2023
Tips for a Successful Settlement in a Civil Litigation
A settlement is often the best option for both parties as it saves time, money, and reduces the stress associated with a court case while giving closure....
09 April, 2023
The Benefits of Negotiated Separation Agreements
When couples choose to pursue a separation agreement instead of divorce, they are making a conscious effort to approach the situation in a more collaborative and cooperative way. ...
04 April, 2023
Why Proactivity is Key for Employees Facing Disciplinary Action
Employees who find themselves facing disciplinary action must be proactive to mitigate the impact of such actions on their career....
01 April, 2023
Why Litigation Should Always Be the Last Resort in Civil Cases
In most cases, litigation should be avoided, and alternative dispute resolution methods ought to be pursued first. ...
21 March, 2023
Navigating Multiple Areas of Law in a Legal Dispute: A Guide to Prioritizing Your Approach
Having a clear understanding of the legal issues involved and prioritizing your approach can make a significant difference in the outcome of your case. ...
18 January, 2023
Unlocking the Benefits of Limited Scope Legal Representation: Why Unbundled Legal Services are a Game-Changer
Limited scope representation is particularly useful for clients who have experience in legal matters, are sophisticated, or who have already completed some steps in their legal case. ...
10 September, 2022
Negligent Infliction of Emotion Distress Claim by Parents of Minor Plaintiffs
California Supreme Court has recognized two theories to justify the recovery of damages for the negligent infliction of emotion distress (“NIED”)....
28 December, 2021
When A Trustee Refuses To Conclude A Meeting Of Creditors: Move To Compel Conclusion
The responsibility for concluding or adjourning a S. 341 meeting lies with the Trustee. That responsibility must be carried out and concluded before the date set for objection to the...
28 December, 2021