There was sufficient evidence to support a jury verdict finding a defendant’s negligence was a proximate cause of a car ...

Few in the legal profession can say they attended depositions and kindergarten at the same time. But that was Leslie Kendrick ...

A long-running trademark battle should be remanded because the evidence failed to prove that a proposed mark was not generic, ...

Where a man injured in a vehicle accident called an expert on how a reasonable tractor trailer driver should respond to rainy and wet conditions, the district court did not err in excluding that ...

A bill that would eliminate the state’s cap on medical malpractice awards for patients 10 or younger has been reported out of ...

Where a woman failed to plead facts plausibly showing that her working conditions were made so intolerable in an effort to induce to quit, because of her gender or prior complaints, her constructive ...

Where the Court of Appeals held a trial court abused its discretion when it denied a woman’s motion to withdraw her no contest plea to felony child neglect resulting in serious injury, it erred. The d ...

Where a trustee failed to make a distribution as required by the trust documents, the circuit court did not err in finding that it breached its fiduciary duty. Background Kositzka, Wicks and Company, ...

Where a man filed suit in 2017 over sexual abuse he allegedly suffered between 1993 and 2000, the circuit court wrongly dismissed the suit as barred by the statute of limitations. There was a factual ...

Where the current nominee for FBI Director sued Cable News Network Inc. for libel, but his amended complaint failed to plead facts showing the challenged statements were published with actual malice, ...

Where a party propounded over 8,900 requests for admission related to contested factual and legal matters—rather than a proffered document’s authenticity—that violated Rule 4:11(e)(1). Background This ...

Where a woman who did not prevail in her personal injury negligence action argued the circuit court erred when it instructed the jury on the “sudden emergency” doctrine, but the Court of Appeals’ ...