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Commercial litigation often occurs as a result of common and recurring mistakes that are made during the drafting and negotiation of contracts. As litigators and transactional attorneys, we (and our clients) often wish that we could turn-back-the-clock so that a provision or two could be added to resolve a contractual problem. Such daydreaming is particularly painful because commercial disputes frequently result in protracted and costly litigation.

Whether we recognize them or not, passions and assumptions and speculations threaten to drive any case to legally unsupportable conclusions. Identify them early. Be prepared to control them.

The U.S. Supreme Court recently heard arguments on April 1, 2026, in Trump v. Barbara, on the Administration’s bid to eliminate birthright citizenship for children of undocumented and temporary foreign nationals in the U.S. Under the Executive Order being challenged...