A recent ruling by the Oregon Court of Appeals has partially overturned a lower court’s decision in the case of *State of Oregon v. Kristian C. Mankiller*. The court upheld …
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Appeal Dismissed: Court Rules Case Against Estate is Moot
The Arkansas Court of Appeals has dismissed an appeal filed by La’Tona McDonnell against the Estate of Hervie Wayne Chance, Sr., deeming the case “moot.” This means the court decided …
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A recent ruling from the Indiana Court of Appeals sheds light on a property dispute between neighbors over the use of a gravel road. The case, *GSE Realty LLC, Gordon …
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Solar Panel Scam Leaves Senior Citizen in Debt: Third Circuit Affirms Dismissal of Claims Against Lenders
A recent ruling from the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit highlights a troubling case of alleged fraud involving a senior citizen, “free” solar panels, and a …
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The Indiana Court of Appeals has weighed in on a case involving an investor, Donna Wagner, and her claims against Mark Christopher Perry and Brokers International Financial Services, LLC (BIFS). …
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The Illinois Second District Appellate Court has affirmed a lower court’s decision in a personal injury case, siding with the Gurnee Park District over a woman who was injured after …
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Boat Dealership Dispute: Tennessee Supreme Court Rules on Standing
The Tennessee Supreme Court recently weighed in on a case involving a dispute between a boat manufacturer and a former dealership, clarifying the rules around who can sue and when. …
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Georgia Supreme Court Sides with Landowners in Butts County Zoning Dispute
The Georgia Supreme Court has stepped in to clarify a ruling regarding a zoning dispute in Butts County, siding with landowners Tussahaw Reserves, LLC and Keys Ferry Crossing, LLC (collectively, …
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Georgia Court of Appeals Upholds Asset Forfeiture Ruling Due to Insufficient Complaint
The Georgia Court of Appeals has affirmed a lower court’s decision to set aside a civil asset forfeiture, finding that the state’s initial complaint lacked the necessary detail to meet …
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Property Law
Montana Supreme Court Rules on Easement Dispute: Schuberts Lose on Encroaching Gate, Win on Access
The Montana Supreme Court has weighed in on a property dispute between Patti and Steve Schubert and Jeremy and Tynagh Toepp, issuing a ruling that partially favors both parties. The …