NJ Appeals Court Holds Failure to Plead Bankruptcy Discharge Not a Waiver of Affirmative Defense in Post-Discharge Action
In a decision approved for publication, addressing the intersection of New Jersey Court Rule 4:5-4 and 11...
In a decision approved for publication, addressing the intersection of New Jersey Court Rule 4:5-4 and 11...
The New Jersey Supreme Court recently held that the mandatory three-day attorney review clause that must be...
The United States District Court for the Northern District of Florida recently held that a property owner...
The Supreme Court of Utah recently denied the appeal of a group of landowners (the “Landowners”) who...
A Florida appellate court recently held that a lender can include the attorneys’ fees it incurred in...
The Supreme Court of New York, Suffolk County, recently held that the statute of frauds bars an...
The Illinois Court of Appeals recently found that Fannie Mae’s COVID-related instruction for servicers to suspend foreclosure...
The New Jersey Appellate Division recently reversed the finding of a lower court, which had denied a...
Co-Managing Partner Michael R. O’Donnell and Partner Bethany A. Abele provided expert guidance for the ROI-NJ article, “Real estate . ....
The Arizona Supreme Court recently held that a homeowners’ association (“HOA”) could only use its general-amendment-power provision...
The United States District Court for the Eastern District of Kentucky recently held that a lender might...
The Washington Supreme Court recently remanded a declaratory action stemming from a racially restrictive covenant in a...