Using social media to air grievances can be an expensive proposition, ultimately not worth trouble. The case Forinash v. Weber , which originated in the Sandusky County Court of Common Pleas, illustrates how litigation in the social media context can play out, not to mention how unpredictable an assessment of damages can be. Background facts […]
Adverse possession is one of those quirky legal concepts that does not get much press. Even so, it can be a useful tool for asserting a bona fide right to property under certain circumstances. In March 2017, the Seventh District Court of Appeals considered the doctrine in the case Bailey v. George. It affirmed the […]
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals issued its decision late Thursday, denying the federal government’s motion to stay a temporary restraining order on the President’s Executive Order. The Court heard oral arguments from both sides earlier in the week. In a twenty-nine page, unanimous decision, the Ninth Circuit found that the Government had not shown […]
