
Understanding the Fine Print: Why Due Dates and Disclosures Can Break a Commercial Case
Commercial real estate disputes often turn on a single word or a misplaced assumption. A recent opinion issued by Judge Victoria A. Valentine of the

Commercial real estate disputes often turn on a single word or a misplaced assumption. A recent opinion issued by Judge Victoria A. Valentine of the

Economic trends are of great interest to me as an attorney to financial institutions. Over the past year, I’ve been particularly interested in why so

Two significant bank mergers have been announced this month that will impact the banking scene in the Midwest and beyond. First, Comerica and Fifth Third

There are a few basic legal doctrines that apply to all lawsuits. Three of these justiciability doctrines are the following: standing, mootness, and ripeness. This

Our economy relies on credit. Without available credit, it would shrink drastically. And when people don’t pay their bills, borrowing costs go up for those

“We have changed our terms.” How often do you get this pop-up or email? It seems like companies, services, and platforms are constantly changing their

When a corporate shareholder alleges harm due to acts or omissions by corporate officers and directors, the question of whether the shareholder must bring a
A trespass is an intrusion of a physical and tangible object onto the land of another without permission. In some cases, surface water flowing from
A trespass is an intrusion of a physical and tangible object onto the land of another without permission. In some cases, surface water flowing from
With 2020 winding down, many businesses are looking ahead to 2021. For most businesses, 2020 has been a difficult year and they hope that 2021
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