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Taxpayer claiming relief as “innocent spouse” for tax deficiency assessment asserted against him/her on couple’s joint return has burden of …

by John K. DiMugno Suppose your client suffers catastrophic injuries in an automobile accident, leaving her with a life-long disability? Her damages

On April 26, 1995, the Supreme Court decided U.S. v. Lopez, the first time since the 1930s that the Court rejected a congressional exercise of Commerce Clause power.

Restored antique or vintage automobile was not …

With less than a month to go before graduation, I’ve been asked, “would you do it all over again?” In true Socratic fashion, the answer’s a “yes…if.” Yes, I would do it again…if I could change some things and keep others the same.

On Tuesday, the Supreme Court announced its decision in Moncrieffe v. Holder, in which the Court held that the defendant alien’s state

Where high school students pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct in that they dumped cans of garbage on the front lawn of a member of the local school board, …

Westlaw Topical Highlights for Labor and Employment provides summaries of significant federal and state judicial decisions and legislative and administrative activities affecting

The new Westlaw Journals blog brings you litigation headlines in over 30 substantive areas of law.  Here are some highlights from the past week:

I’m hesitant to use terms like “small” or “boutique” to describe my law firms’ practice.  At ten attorneys, our firm is “small-ish”