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Texas Supreme Court Clarifies Proper Service on Out-of-State Financial Institutions | Butler Snow LLP - Vimarsana News

Texas Supreme Court Clarifies Proper Service on Out-of-State Financial Institutions | Butler Snow LLP

The Texas Estates Code requires an out-of-state fiduciary to appoint the Secretary of State as the fiduciary’s agent for service of process. The Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code,...

In review: court procedure in USA (Delaware) - Vimarsana News

In review: court procedure in USA (Delaware)

A general introduction to court procedure in USA (Delaware), including key considerations surrounding time frames, representation in proceedings, access to court files and much more.

New York Broadens the Scope of Admissible Employee Statements | Proskauer - Minding Your Business - Vimarsana News

New York Broadens the Scope of Admissible Employee Statements | Proskauer - Minding Your Business

In a seismic change to its evidentiary jurisprudence, New York recently enacted legislation that significantly broadens the admissibility of statements made by a party’s agent or...

Scope of Admissible Employee Statements Broadened in NY - Vimarsana News

Scope of Admissible Employee Statements Broadened in NY

In a seismic change to its evidentiary jurisprudence, New York recently enacted legislation that significantly broadens the admissibility of statements made by a party’s agent or employee.

SC governor, attorney general dismissed from mask ban suit - Vimarsana News

SC governor, attorney general dismissed from mask ban suit

Where the South Carolina governor had no responsibility for enforcing a provision in the state budget that prohibits school districts from using appropriated funds to impose mask mandates, and the South Carolina attorney general had neither implemented nor threatened to implement his enforcement authority against the districts where plaintiffs’ children attend school, the plaintiffs lacked ...