Hi TCPAWorld! Can a visitor form a binding contract just by typing her phone number into your website? Let’s find out! In King v. Bon Charge, ...

A California U.S. District Court judge has escalated the antitrust lawsuit filed against the PGA Tour by adding the Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia and its governor as defendants in the Tour’s ...

New York Civil Practice Law and Rules § 9802 is a condition precedent that imposes a strict notice-of-claim requirement on parties ...

In its filing, the Weis estate said it "rejects the unfounded and moving-target theories alleged by the Zeckendorf," calling ...

John Armentano breaks down a Court of Appeals ruling that serves as a warning to anyone bringing contract claims against New York villages: follow the notice rules, or risk losing the claim.

“This lawsuit is extraordinary in every sense,” the Times alleged in its counterclaim. “Everything about the Commission’s handling of this matter — from its investigation to the abrupt abandonment of ...

In the military and football, counter-attacking has always been a favoured tactic; it allows the defendant to turn an offence into its own attack, thereby surprising the opponent and gaining tactical ...

Scott Mollen discusses “1110-1130 Stadium Owners Corp. v. Bronx 1 LLC,” and “Hopkinson Associates LLC v. Robinson & Miller Offset Corp.” Co-Ops—Co-Op Corporation and Directors Sued Holder of Unsold ...