February 4, 2023 By Jonathon Clark We have mentioned the phrase “negligent misrepresentation” in several articles so far. We have yet to discuss negligent misrepresentation […]
by Weilers LLP January 27, 2023 By Mark Mikulasik THE ISSUE No, not really a million-dollar parking ticket. Just a million dollar fine for civil contempt arising from […]
by Weilers LLP January 27, 2023 By Nick Melchiorre Leaving a judge in a quandary is never a good thing. Lawsuits over aborted real estate transactions seemed to […]
by Weilers LLP January 13, 2023 By Nick Melchiorre THE ISSUE If you are the seller of a house and the buyer fails to close, how do you […]
by Weilers LLP December 28, 2022 By Jonathon Clark We have written before about contempt of court, and its importance in maintaining respect for the administration of justice as […]
by Weilers LLP December 28, 2022 By Nick Melchiorre Does your voice carry? I know mine sure does. I am known for being the opposite a very quiet […]
by Weilers LLP December 18, 2022 By Brian Babcock I hope that we can all agree that the pandemic was mostly terrible. However, there were some bright spots […]
by Weilers LLP December 3, 2022 By Brian Babcock Have you watched Better Call Saul or Breaking Bad? Do you recall Saul Goodman saying what Walt needed was […]
by Weilers LLP November 28, 2022 By Brian Babcock Fraud is such an ugly word. When most of us think about fraud, we think about criminal activity and […]
by Weilers LLP November 20, 2022 By Brian Babcock If you are an employer and are faced with a wrongful dismissal or constructive dismissal claim from a former […]
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