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Mortgage Contingency Clauses; Riparian Rights: This Week in Scott Mollen's Realty Law Digest
Scott Mollen discusses "Mason v. Pembroke NY," where a purchaser breached contract by failing to comply with mortgage contingency clause in applying for a larger mortgage than permitted by the clause, and the riparian rights case "Talmidov Inc. v. Marina Holding Corp" involving an action for quiet title, ejectment, trespass and a declaration of easement by necessity relating to land submerged by a body of water near the Sheepshead Bay neighborhood of Brooklyn.
The Collaborative Division of Labor: Humans and AI in Legal Document Drafting
Balancing the division of responsibilities between human attorneys and AI in the legal document drafting process is complex. To successfully integrate AI into existing practices, a thorough understanding of AI's strengths and weaknesses is crucial, guiding the allocation of tasks between AI and human attorneys.
Contractual Liability Window Challenged to Supreme Court of Georgia
"The issues matter not only to the Omstead family, but potentially to every Georgian that buys a home, car or essentially anything in the marketplace," said plaintiff attorney Andrew J. King of Lourie, Chance, Forlines, Carter & King.
Considerations for Hotel Owners Contemplating Government Contracts to Provide Temporary Housing
A discussion of issues that hospitality industry stakeholders need to consider as governments increasingly turn to hotels as a source of temporary housing.
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Florida Community Association Litigation: Homeowners’ Associations and Condominiums 2019
Authors: Ron M. Campbell
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Commercial Division Update: Enforcement of 'Best Efforts' Clauses
This article addresses the divergent approaches to analyzing best efforts clauses and the efforts by the Commercial Division courts to advance a consistent approach.
Emojis Are Increasingly Legally Binding. But They're Still Open to Wide Interpretation
Each year, more cases in U.S. courts treat emojis as legally binding. However, giving the same weight to emojis as one would give to signatures comes with its own set of security concerns, and increased ambiguity.No Mutual Assent to Real Estate Contract: This Week in Scott Mollen's Realty Law Digest
Scott Mollen discusses "590 Myrtle LLC v. Silverman-Shaw Inc." a case which illustrates the significance of contract language which provides that a contract will not become binding until and unless it has been signed and delivered by the respective parties.
King & Spalding Hired as Defense Bulks Up in Dispute Over Protein
"Indeed, prior to abruptly terminating its business relationship with Ultimate Nutrition, as recently as December 2020 Leprino had identified Ultimate Nutrition as a customer that was part of a Leprino sales initiative to grow whey sales volume," the complaint said.
Justices Perturbed as Ga. High Court Clarifies Fiduciary Rights
"[T]here are limits on what this court should expend its resources answering, and onto what types of questions this court should give its imprimatur of finality," Justice Sarah Hawkins Warren wrote in a partial dissent.TRENDING STORIES
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