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Not a big change but effective with the New Year, the filing of a pre-trial statement identifying witnesses for a custody proceeding is, by itself, a certification that the attorney actually spoke to the witnesses listed.

In this segment of Money Matters, Liam O'Connor provides an overview of the steps creditors must take to enforce their claims against a deceased debtor's estate.

Step into the Tennessee Court of Appeals with Stuart Scott, as he defends a hard-won trial victory on behalf of a father who, upon discovering his paternal status, passionately sought to assert his parental rights.

Governor Jack Markell has announced the nomination of James G. McGiffin, Jr., Gretchen C. Gilchrist and Theresa A. Sedivec to the Family Court bench. James McGiffin, Jr. has been nominated to serve as an Associate Judge in Kent County.

There is no question that family members often provide much needed emotional and financial support during divorce and custody cases.

As highlighted by Adam Duvernay's recent article in The News Journal, many Delawareans have an abiding love of black and white license plates – particularly those with low digits.

The Seventh Circuit affirms the order granting summary judgment to the defendant lender in the adversary proceeding.

On September 8, 2015, Bank of America NA and Midland Loan Services settled Bank of America's lawsuit seeking a declaratory judgment that it did not breach the representations and warranties in connection with a CMBS securitization...

Ruling for the defendants, Justice Friedman held that New York's six-year statute of limitations started running on the final purchase date, and not when the certificates started sustaining losses.

In this latest installment of Money Matters, Jay Ross provides an update on a recent case from the California Court of Appeal that struck a blow at lenders' ability to recover default interest...

The proposed $235 million settlement does not include a $100 million settlement with Residential Capital, LLC that had previously been reached in the case.

On February 3, Judge Jed S. Rakoff of the United States District Court of the Southern District of New York denied Bank of America Corporation’s and Rebecca Mairone’s motion for judgment as a matter of law...

The court held that the liquidation of a breaching loan presents such a circumstance, and permitted Bank of New York Mellon's claims as to foreclosed-upon loans to go forward.

Judge Sam Lindsay granted a motion to dismiss plaintiff Town North Bank's amended complaint against UBS, Morgan Stanley, Merrill Lynch, and J.P. Morgan, among others.

Stephen Selbst published an article in The Review of Banking & Financial Services in which he notes that credit bidding has become more prevalent and more controversial in chapter 11 sales of collateral.

The House has approved an amendment aimed at barring the Department of Justice (DOJ) from enforcing the U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development's (HUD) fair lending disparate impact rule.

On August 19, 2015, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., acting as receiver for Guaranty Bank, filed suit against Bank of New York Mellon Corp. in New York federal court...

The FSOC has designated just four non-banks as SIFIs, but MetLife was the only one to file a lawsuit protesting it.