Monthly Archives: March 2011

Thursday Will Be Busy at the Illinois Supreme Court

The Illinois Supreme Court has announced that on the morning of Thursday, March 24th, it will file opinions in five civil cases (pdf): Williams v. Board of Review, No. 109469—Was terminated employee entitled to a good cause extension of the statutory deadline requiring that an eligible worker must enroll in an approved training program within … Continue Reading

Civil Justice Reform in the Texas Legislature

The Texas Legislature is currently considering House Bill 274, containing several measures that could alter the landscape of civil litigation. HB274 would, if enacted: Require the Texas Supreme Court to adopt rules creating a motion-to-dismiss practice patterned on Rules 9 and 12 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (Texas currently does not have a … Continue Reading

California Supreme Court Schedules Oral Argument for April

Oasis West Realty v. Goldman (S181781) – Does an attorney’s duty of loyalty owed to a former client apply when the attorney actively takes a position against the former client on the same issue for which the lawyer previously had been retained, but does so while acting on his or her own behalf, without a … Continue Reading

Florida Supreme Court Update re Pending Cases

The Appellate Strategist has gathered all civil cases pending on the merits before the Florida  Supreme Court, and has organized those cases by area of the law, providing identifying information for each case and the issue presented.  In addition, for cases where the Court has heard argument, we provide a link to the oral argument … Continue Reading
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