A discussion of the recent NY Court of Appeals decision Gottwald v. Sebert, including the implications it has on the retroactive application of the 2020 amendments to New York's anti-SLAPP statute.

The case can be further appealed to the Indiana Supreme Court. (Screenshot from Facebook Live video) The Indiana Court of Appeals this week reversed a lower court opinion to side with Attorney General ...

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In a post yesterday, I introduced a series on The Fair Notice Rationale for Qualified Immunity, a paper that will be published by the Florida Law Review. The paper explores the extent to which ...

With a Democratic majority now settled into Washington, estate planners are contemplating the potential impact on the estate and gift tax exemption previously increased by the preceding Republican ...

A Maine judge has upheld a state law that retroactively eliminates the statute of limitations on child sexual abuse lawsuits, though he acknowledged that attorneys for the Catholic Diocese of Portland ...

We all know that change is likely coming to the tax regimes governing individual income and gift and estate taxes – but what if the change is already here? There are a number of potential effective ...

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Ghanaians, Nigerians, and other immigrants in Sweden now risk revocation of residence permits after the country passed a new ...