Parties who prevail in litigation throughout the US are generally not entitled to recover costs and attorneys fees, unless provided by...

The California legislative season drew to a close September 30th, with Governor Newsom signing several Senate and Assembly Bills that...

There are approximately 2,800+ miles of water mains distributing water throughout Atlanta.  These water mains vary in both size and...

Nowadays it is rare to see a contract governed by common law that does not contain one or more forms of limitation of remedy.  [See,...

Conflict of law rules or CLR come into play when a transaction or occurrence involves more than one State or Country.  And this occurs...

Georgia, along with nineteen (19) other States, recently adopted changes to their versions of the Uniform Commercial Code or UCC.  The...

Last Spring, prior to adoption of the new Georgia “Squatter Reform Act” criminalizing squatting, I provided pro-bono services to the...

The World is becoming a smaller place. During the 1950's companies who once purchased “goods” solely within their home State,( i.e....

There have been several major train derailments recently. The most catastrophic of which occurred one year ago in East Palestine Ohio, at...

The “green movement” seems to be all the rage in political circles, including under the so-called “Infrastructure Investment and Jobs...

Most parties negotiating contracts focus upon the big 3 contract terms – scope, price, and schedule. Such a focus makes sense, given...

A federal district court in Arkansas, construing Arkansas law, recently determined that an exclusion in an insurance policy for “prior...