• Trends in Unrestricted Subsidiary Provisions: Q1 2023 Update

    Unrestricted subsidiaries typically are designated by the borrower and excluded as subsidiaries for purposes of covenant compliance in the credit agreement. Unrestricted subsidiary provisions have become a very common feature in leverage lending, finding...
  • Spot Unfavorable Authority: An Attorney’s Guide to AI-Powered Legal Document Review

    Summary: What is Brief Analysis? Flagging Favorable/Unfavorable Case Authority Try AI-Powered Legal Document Review If you're a litigator, this problem might sound familiar: You have a long list of things to do, but you lost hours of...
  • Nieters v. Nieters

    Husband filed his verified petition for dissolution of marriage, stating that he and wife separated around November 1988, and there was no reasonable likelihood the marriage could be preserved. The wife filed her answer to the husband’s petition...
  • Dawson v. NCAA

    Plaintiff Lamar Dawson, a former college football player for the University of Southern California, brought the present putative class action lawsuit against the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) and the PAC-12 Conference (PAC-12) for violations...
  • Hill v. Hill

    Plaintiff filed suit against defendants in an action on an agreement for the partition of land. Plaintiff's cause of complaint was that he was induced to make the compromise settlement by an error of law and by a misrepresentation as to his title...
  • Valley Med. Specialists v. Farber

    A corporation filed an action which sought damages for breach of contract and other damages that allegedly resulted from a doctor's practice of medicine within a restricted area after his resignation from the corporation. The trial court dismissed...
  • McCoy v. State

    Appellant had been subpoenaed to appear before a state attorney to testify. During the course of her testimony the state attorney directed her to accompany two police detectives to complete her testimony without the state attorney's presence. Appellant...
  • State v. Wilson

    Defendant was arrested for lewd or lascivious molestation on December 12, 2012, and filed a notice of intent to participate in discovery five days later. He was charged on February 5, 2013, and the State filed its initial discovery exhibit on April 15...
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