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    Court Says No to Contract Claim, Yes to Fraud and Theft Claims Against Individual Defendants

    by William Carter January 13, 2026
    January 13, 2026

    The First Appellate District of Ohio has issued a mixed ruling in a case where clients sued two individuals, Mark Reder and Mark Picard, after they allegedly failed to provide …

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    Parolee Loses Fight for “Erroneous Liberty” Credit, But Board Must Explain Denial of Other Time Off

    by Samantha Clark & Ananya Sharma January 13, 2026
    January 13, 2026

    The Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court has issued a nuanced ruling concerning Vernon Robinson, a parolee whose sentence calculations were challenged after a complex series of violations and subsequent incarcerations. While the …

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    Seventh Circuit Upholds Conviction, Finds Brief Courtroom Closure Trivial

    by Samantha Clark January 13, 2026
    January 13, 2026

    A federal appeals court has affirmed the drug and firearm conviction of Michael J. Yumang, rejecting his claims that a brief closure of the courtroom during his bench trial violated …

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    Tennessee Court Upholds Dismissal but Reverses Denial of Fees in Contract Dispute

    by Jessica Morgan January 13, 2026
    January 13, 2026

    The Tennessee Court of Appeals has issued a significant ruling in a real estate dispute, affirming the dismissal of third-party breach of contract claims but overturning a lower court’s decision …

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    Meth Bust Driver Fails to Overturn Meth Possession Conviction or 12-Year Sentence

    by Samantha Clark January 12, 2026
    January 12, 2026

    The Indiana Court of Appeals has upheld the conviction and sentence of Taylor D. Hunt, who was found unconscious at a stoplight with a handgun and baggies of suspected methamphetamine. …

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    Firefighter Pension Dispute Leads to Reversal in Alabama Appeals Court

    by Anthony Brooks January 12, 2026
    January 12, 2026

    The Alabama Court of Civil Appeals has overturned a lower court’s ruling in a contentious post-divorce battle over a former firefighter’s pension benefits, instructing the trial court to recalculate the …

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  • Business & Commercial Law

    Paramount Escalates Warner Bros. Takeover Battle with Lawsuit and Proxy Fight

    by Robert Hayes January 12, 2026
    January 12, 2026

    Paramount Skydance has taken a dramatic new step in its hostile takeover attempt of Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) by filing a lawsuit and announcing plans to nominate directors to WBD’s …

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    Drug Dog Sniff at Apartment Door Crosses Constitutional Line, Appeals Court Rules

    by Samantha Clark January 12, 2026
    January 12, 2026

    The Georgia Court of Appeals has affirmed a lower court’s decision to suppress evidence seized from James Willie West’s apartment, ruling that using a drug-sniffing dog directly against his front …

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    Court Upholds Sentence in Fatal Shooting: Reckless Assault Qualifies as “Crime of Violence”

    by Samantha Clark & Lokesh Kumar January 12, 2026
    January 12, 2026

    The Tennessee Court of Criminal Appeals has affirmed the convictions and sentencing of Keion Lamonte Jemison, who was convicted in connection with the 2022 shooting death of Danny Dixson, Jr. …

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    Iowa Supreme Court Strikes Down Plea Deals Requiring Costs on Dismissed Charges

    by Samantha Clark & Michael Reynolds January 12, 2026
    January 12, 2026

    The Iowa Supreme Court has ruled that district courts lack the statutory authority to order defendants to pay costs associated with criminal charges that are ultimately dismissed as part of …

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