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Take it Reasonably When it Comes to Easements
By Jason Dennis Inspired by a cart path easement case (and to an appreciably lesser extent the Eagles’ first single), a recent search of the term “easement” on Westlaw produced 14 opinions (including 4 unreported Attorney
The Importance of a Fair Process In Workplace Sexual Harassment Cases
Attorney Julie Moore of Employment Practice Group By Julie Moore Last month, the New York State Assembly authorized an independent impeachment investigation into allegations that third-term New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo engaged in sexually inappropriate behavior
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Belknap County Ambrose, Allison M. Bentley, Shawna P. Carroll County Albrecht, William Michael Alkalay, Edward D. Grasso, Charles A. Ward, V. Richards Young, Robert Cheshire County Sistare, Jonathan Grafton County Apfel, Gary Nowell Carr, Kevin F. Fisher,
#1989-90/17 Multiple Representation of Parties in Commercial Litigation
Ethics Committee Formal Opinion #1989-90/17 Conflicts of Interest/Multiple Representation of Parties in Commercial Litigation August 25, 1990 ANNOTATIONS A lawyer shall not represent a client if the representation will be directly adverse to another client, unless the
Unbundled Services Assisting the Pro Se Litigant
Practical Ethics Article May 12, 1999 Most lawyers have drafted documents such as letters and contracts for a client knowing that the client intended to send these documents to another person. Ordinarily, such actions would not seem
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Circuit Court Session December 21, 2020 Circuit Court Session January 25, 2021
Circuit Court Launches New and Improved Landlord and Tenant Forms
By Gina Belmont, Circuit Court Sr. Administrator On January 1, the Circuit Court launched several new or modified Landlord and Tenant Forms, which are highlighted on the court’s website. After several months of collaborative effort to improve