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Category: Constitutional Law

Church Property Disputes/Denominational Splits

Donors to local religious entities have a legal path to successfully sue religious denominations for return of donations based on fraud.

In a potentially groundbreaking case, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that a church member may proceed with a lawsuit to recover donations when a denomination fraudulently told its members that it was using tithes and offerings for charitable means, when in fact the funds were used for a commercial enterprise.

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Appellate and Constitutional Law

The CFPB – Not Dead Yet

In a recent blog, we considered whether we were witnessing the slow death of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.  After listening to the arguments in

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