by Christine Stackhouse | Dec 5, 2025
Yesterday, in Abbott v. League of United Latin American Citizens (No. 25A608), a presumably 6-3 Court issued a short order allowing Texas’s new, and explicitly gerrymandered, congressional map to go into effect for the 2026 congressional election. In doing so,...
by Tori Staniewicz | Dec 2, 2025
Partner Peter J. Lahny IV’s article “Navigating Intercreditor Arrangements in Commodities and Trade Finance: A Practical Guide – Part II” was published by The Banking Law Journal. The second installment of this three-part series addresses key issues...
by Christine Stackhouse | Nov 26, 2025
Greetings, Court Fans! You may have noticed that we haven’t quite worked up the resolve to start summarizing all the Supreme Court’s activities on its interim-orders docket, despite the now imperceptibly fine line between many interim orders and merits opinions. In...
by Mallory Schowe | Nov 25, 2025
A revocable trust is a flexible estate planning tool that allows you to manage and distribute your assets during your lifetime and after your death. You retain full control over the trust while you’re alive, with the ability to amend or revoke it at any time. Upon...
by Mallory Schowe | Nov 20, 2025
At a Glance The Connecticut Superior Court in Gervolino v. Gervolino ruled that remainder interests in family trusts, even when the primary beneficiary is still alive, can be deemed “marital property” and subject to division in divorce proceedings. The...
