The Right Archive, the Wrong Birthday: How a Judge Sorted Out a Holocaust Survivor’s Disputed Birth Date Evaluating conflicting historical…
A federal judge in Manhattan denied summary judgment in a $10 million life insurance dispute because the conflicting historical evidence…
In Novak v. Central Intelligence Agency (2026), the court upheld the CIA’s withholdings under Exemptions 1 and 3 for classified…
A group of Iowa commercial tenants trying to reopen their deceased landlord’s estate learned that, because the sole beneficiary lived…
Serving Chinese Defendants in U.S. Litigation: Hague Service Convention, Rule 4(f)(3), Rule 45, and Chinese Translation Requirements Imagine spending months…
In Nahar v. Nahar, a Florida appellate court held that comity should be granted to a Dutch court’s determination that…
The Arkansas Supreme Court held that the law of the state where real property is located—not the testator’s Canadian domicile—governs…
Navigating International Divorce: Why Certified Legal Translation is the Foundation of Your Case When family law matters involve foreign jurisdictions,…
At the Intersection of Probate Law, IP and Historical Evidence The decision in Estate of Bisignano v. Exile Brewing Co….
