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NFL Losing Its Lawsuit Against St. Louis, With More Left to Play
Can you believe that we are almost six years removed from the owners’ decision to relocate the St. Louis Rams to Los Angeles? The NFL, its owners, fans and media have all moved on from St. Louis, with the Rams now a Super Bowl contender in a gleaming new stadium in the country’s second-largest market. […]
DJ Spins Up Oil Spill Class Action Suit Against Amplify Energy
A Texas oil and natural gas company is facing what may be the first proposed class action over a weekend oil spill that’s estimated to have dumped more than 100,000 gallons of oil into waters off the coast of southern California. Plaintiff Peter Moses Gutierrez Jr., a disc jockey whose company regularly performs at Huntington […]
Following Your Risk-Adverse Lawyer’s Advice
Normally, we cover interesting dispute stories including our own cases on this blog, but today, we wanted to talk about a question that many clients might have in their minds, but don’t ask — Should I ALWAYS follow ALL of my attorney’s advice? Real estate investor and author of the #1 WSJ best-selling book The Lifestyle […]
JCPenney Closing Stores After Bankruptcy
JCPenney has added a pair of stores to its list of permanent store closures. The retailer confirmed to USA TODAY that the Greenwood, Mississippi and Baytown, Texas stores will soon close and are holding liquidation sales. The Mississippi store is scheduled to close Oct. 24 and the Texas location on Dec. 5. The department store […]
University Lease Case Headed to Arizona Supreme Court
Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich has one more chance to try to sue the Board of Regents over what he contends is an illegal deal to build a hotel and conference center. In a brief order, the justices said they will hear his arguments that he did not wait too long before challenging the arrangement […]
New Hershey’s Packaging Lawsuit is One Tough Cookie
A California cookie maker on Tuesday sued Hershey Co for the right to keep using a stylized chocolate chip teardrop on its packaging, after Hershey complained it looked too much like its famous Hershey’s Kisses, which average $450 million in sales per year. The Cookie Department Inc. said Hershey’s threatened trademark lawsuit accusing it of […]
Covid-19 Eviction Ban Disputed by San Francisco Landlords
A coalition of landlords and realtors is fighting to overturn a San Francisco law that permanently bans the eviction of tenants who cannot pay rent due to Covid-19-related financial struggles. The San Francisco Apartment Association, San Francisco Association of Realtors and two other groups sued the city on Monday. The 11-page lawsuit filed in San […]
OxyContin’s Bankrupt Manufacturer Warns of Expensive Litigation Risk
A lawyer for Purdue Pharma said Monday that a judge needs to accept the OxyContin maker’s plan to settle thousands of lawsuits over the opioid epidemic or face “years or decades of Hobbesian hell” with complicated litigation that would not result in fair payouts to abate the epidemic or pay individual victims. Marshall Huebner, a […]
Why It’s Harder to Be a Commercial Landlord Today
Remember the game of Life where you pick your path — go to college, land on a career path and that’s your payday for the whole experience? Do you remember ever picking commercial landlord? Yeah, that one wasn’t there and here in 2021, due to many factors that path is getting decidedly more difficult. The […]
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