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Trial Required in Suit to Admit Unsigned Will over Charities’ Objections

Fiduciary Litigation Trusts & Estates Jay R. McDaniel | Sunday, July 2, 2023

Probate actions, including the acceptance of a will, may be decided by the Chancery judge in a summary manner without live testimony.  But where there is a dispute about the...

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‘Substantial Compliance’ Won’t Save Incomplete Change of IRA Beneficiary

Trusts & Estates Jay R. McDaniel | Saturday, July 1, 2023

Changes of beneficiary designation forms that were incomplete and rejected by the investment firm could not be resurrected by the concept of substantial compliance, the Appellate Division holds in affirming...

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Weiner Law Group Granted Summary Judgements for Costco Wholesale Corporation

business litigation Business Litigation Defense Jason J. Mastrangelo lawrence m. berkeley litigation On behalf of Weiner Law Group LLP Thursday, June 22, 2023

Weiner Law Group was granted summary judgements in two cases on behalf of our client, Costco Wholesale Corporation. Details for each are as follows: Awwad v. Costco Wholesale Corporation, 2:19-cv-17221-MCA-AME...

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Court Enforces Late Charges in Estate Settlement Dispute

Trusts & Estates Jay R. McDaniel | Wednesday, June 14, 2023

In an estate dispute between the biological son and second wife of the deceased party, an appellate court in New Jersey affirms the award of approximately $250,000 in late charges...

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Enforcement of Settlement Agreements in Federal Court

litigation Jay R. McDaniel | Tuesday, June 13, 2023

Most lawsuits settle, and most settlements after the case has been filed will involve the court.  Actions in federal court are no different, with few going to trial and the...

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