Litigation Archives - Page 7 of 8

Trump Civil Trial: Judge approves, then rejects Trump request to deliver closing argument

Ahead of closing arguments in the civil fraud trial in New York, former President Donald Trump had asked...

Ahead of closing arguments scheduled for this week, former President Donald Trump summarized his thoughts on the lawsuit...

Disgraced former Trump fixer Michael Cohen and his counsel, David Schwartz, find themselves in a precarious position after...

State and federal rules of civil procedure typically provided limited guidance in drafting complaints and other pleadings. More...

Merchant case advances (MCAs”) are often funding sources of last resort for distressed businesses. What is a MCA?...

It is axiomatic that in litigation procedural deadlines are generally enforced and should not be ignored. The skilled...

On Monday the Supreme Court granted a motion by Special Counsel to the United States for expedited consideration...

Obtaining discovery from witnesses located outside of the “100-mile limit” in a federal action or beyond state borders...

The Founders of our nation placed great importance on the community being a check on the abuse of...

The pandemic caused the practice of law to quickly evolve in a number of ways. Firms quickly ramped...

Usury is traditionally defined as the charging of interest exceeding the permissible legal limit in connection with the...

What is the lawsuit about? Daryl Hall sued John Oates and other parties in early November to prevent...