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#HaynesBoone #InsuranceRecovery Associate Greg Van Houten spoke to Hope Patti from Law360 to discuss an important case pending before the North Carolina Supreme Court regarding the duty to defend. Click below to read more.

Enforcement by Regulators is a hot topic in the fiduciary service industry. Recommend this seminar.

Court proceedings are typically public to ensure transparency in justice. However, what happens when this risks exposing valuable and confidential commercial information? Read more here: https://bit.ly/3vKfvoz #LegalUpdate #ConfidentialityProtection #LegalTransparency #NRFSA Andre Vos Felix le Roux

A Video Is Only As Good As Its Admissibility -Authenticating Evidence The New York Appellate Division, First Department recently held that Supreme Court providently concluded that the defendants failed to lay the proper foundation for the authentication of a video. This was a slip-and-fall case. The video purportedly supported the defendants' position that it neither created nor had notice of the alleged wet floor. https://lnkd.in/eVGxGGFt Consult Zegarelli v Hughes, 3 NY3d 64 (2004) for laying foundation of a video. https://lnkd.in/e9_b4uz6 #nycivillaw #gckblaw #nylaw #nylawer #personalinjury #personalinjurylawyer #personalinjuryattorney #personalinjurylaw #premisesliability #appeal #appeals #appellatelaw

⚖️ J&K High Court underscores fairness in summary suits, balancing expeditious resolution with the defendant's right to defend. 🤝 Mohammad Altaf Mir secures the opportunity to present a triable defense, challenging a substantial judgment. 🏛️ Court emphasizes the need for leave to defend when the defense is plausible and raises triable issues. 🚦 Striking down the Trial Court's oversight, Justice M A Chowdhary directs a fresh trial, ensuring conditional leave for the appellant. #JammuAndKashmirHighCourt #SummarySuits #LegalJustice ⚖️🕊️

🏛️ Case Report: Mark Twomey KC, joint head of Coram Chambers, Shiva Ancliffe KC and Caroline Croft appeared in the Court of Appeal at the start of September in Y, V and B (Fact-Finding: Perpetrator) [2024] EWCA Civ 1034 which gives important guidance about the approach that judges should take when identifying the perpetrator of inflicted injuries.  Read more about this significant ruling and our commitment to achieving justice in complex cases: https://lnkd.in/eMzADDm8 #CourtOfAppeal #ComplexLegalCases #FamilyLaw

Did you know that the courts can order parties to engage in alternative dispute resolution? The Court of Appeal decided on this ruling in November 2023, which must also be “proportionate” to settling the dispute fairly, quickly, and at reasonable cost. Read more here: https://bit.ly/3uvUMEC Whether your matter is at an early stage, ripe for resolution, or getting close to a trial, please contact CMMA to schedule ADR or discuss whether ADR is appropriate for you: https://bit.ly/3SYpz6u #ADR #DisputeResolution #CourtOfAppeal

My Axinn colleagues Chad Landmon and Chantelle Ankerman collaborated on the IPWatchdog article, “Key U.S. District Court Cases with Implications for IP in the New Year.” Click the link to read their insights: https://lnkd.in/eHma6rmt #IPwatchdog #IPlaw #districtcourts

Last month, the #FifthCircuit Court of Appeals joined other Circuits in holding that contacts related to the parties’ underlying dispute should be considered when assessing personal jurisdiction. Meanwhile, the Northern District of Mississippi and the Northern District of Texas offered contrasting perspectives on the impact of a Rule 12 motion on the question of waiver. Read more in the latest edition of #Arbitration in the Fifth by Odean Volker below.

QUESTION OF THE WEEK Today, Christine Marsh answers the question, how are Court of Protection costs dealt with? #COP #PrivateClient #QuestionOfTheWeek