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Lawyers for Brian Walshe, Cohasset man charged with murdering wife, argue for dismissal
Arguing for dismissal, Brian Walshe's lawyers said prosecutors failed to show sufficient evidence that Walshe committed first ...
In Search of an Immutable Rule
Peter Galasso discusses Second Department’s decision in Massoni v. Lieberman-Massoni, and the need for a consistent rule ...
Judge denies motion to suppress dismemberment Google search in Brian Walshe case
Lawyers for Brian Walshe, charged with the murder of his wife, wanted to suppress key evidence in the case, including google ...
'Meaningful Consultation' Over Add-On Expenses in Divorce
Alan Feigenbaum discusses a recent New York Family Court decision highlighting the importance of clearly defining terms like ...
Criminal trial put on hold after defendant challenges Alina Habba's legal authority as US attorney
President Trump's bid to keep Alina Habba in charge of the U.S. attorney's office in N.J. faces a new test after a defendant ...
I'm a Financial Adviser Who's Been Through Divorce: This Is How I Break It Down for Clients
Dividing a divorce into three stages — decision, negotiation and finalization — makes it more manageable. These are the key ...
Virginia Lawyers Weekly9h
Domestic Relations: Wife waited too long to challenge reason for divorce
Where the wife argued that she should have been granted a divorce on grounds of husband’s adultery, instead of based on the ...
National Law Review17h
NOCK ON WOOD: Rare Order Granting a Plaintiff’s Request to Transfer Case Granted– TCPA Defendant Robbed of Summary Judgment?
Unusual one for you today. In Nock v. Spring Energy, 2025 WL 2046196 (S.D. N.Y. July 22, 2025) the court entered an order transferring a TCPA case to Maryland. Ok, fairly blasé. What’s the point Czar?