Challenges to decisions of an administrative agency.
A motion to strike a plaintiff's complaint that arises out of the defendant's protected First Amendment activities.
Appellate issues arise in most appeals.
Most of the time, parties cannot challenge arbitration awards.
Attorney's fees are sometimes recoverable in both the trial court and appellate court.
There are numerous substantive and appellate issues in federal bankruptcy appeals.
Contract cases raise numerous substantive issues on appeal.
Corporations, partnerships, LLPs, LLCs, and other business entitles, their owners, and others, all have certain obligations to each other, and may be liable for damages if they fail to comply with these obligations.
After a judgment is entered, the prevailing party often must still enforce it.
Divorce, spousal and child support, and valuing and dividing community assets raise numerous issues.
The First Amendment protects freedom of speech, assembly, and religion.
Insurance policies provide important protection at critical times.
Employers and employees have a complex relationship, governed by statute, regulations, case law, and contracts.
Trial courts are requires to follow numerous procedures to see that both sides have a fair trial.
There are numerous issues involving real property rights and obligations.
The victim of harassment may seek a restraining order. But some conduct is not actionable harassment.
Parties on appeal might face sanctions for filing a frivolous brief or violating appellate rules.
Torts involve intentional or unintentional harms.
