Malicious Prosecution and the Constitution

June 16th, 2017   •   Comments Off on Malicious Prosecution and the Constitution   

“Where Will It End and When?”  by Dale Conder, Jr.  Click here to read Dale’s article in the June 2017 edition of For The Defense: FTD-Malicious Prosecution and the Constitution(4)

Estate Planning Newsletter – January 2017

February 7th, 2017   •   Comments Off on Estate Planning Newsletter – January 2017   

THE IRS GETS PAID BEFORE THE EXECUTOR   In the case of U.S. vs. Spoor, the 11th Circuit United States Court of Appeals held that the special estate tax lien on property under Code Section 6324A is not subject to an executor’s claim for administrative expenses, and therefore the executor’s expenses do not take priority… Read More

Business Transaction Newsletter – January 2017

February 7th, 2017   •   Comments Off on Business Transaction Newsletter – January 2017   

KNOW HOW THE CONTRACT IS SIGNED OR SUFFER THE CONSEQUENCES   Previously, I have written about cases where leases were signed in an inexact manner as to whether it was intended by the parties that an individual would guarantee a lease in his or her personal capacity.  (See Newsletters dated November, 2013 and July, 2015.) … Read More

Estate Planning Newsletter – December 2016

February 7th, 2017   •   Comments Off on Estate Planning Newsletter – December 2016   

BE THOROUGH AND COMPLETE IN FILLING OUT APPLICATIONS FOR INSURANCE   In the case of Lane v. American General Life & Accident Insurance Co., the Tennessee Court of Appeals denied a claim for life insurance benefits on the grounds that the insured made a material misrepresentation on the life insurance policy application.  In the Lane… Read More

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