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Undue Influence in Guardianship Proceedings

Tue 9 June 2026 News & Press

The case clarified that undue influence alone is not enough for guardianship. Courts require clear proof of harm or risk to the person’s safety and well-being. In this case, influence was shown, but no actual harm or danger to the person was proven. Guardianship should protect vulnerable adults from real […]

Understanding Federal Environmental Compliance: CAA, CWA, CERCLA and More

Fri 5 June 2026 Environmental Law

Federal environmental compliance is complex. But, it is also extremely important. Noncompliance can expose companies of all sizes to substantial liability—not only in government enforcement proceedings, but also in civil litigation involving commercial disputes and statutory private rights of action. So, what does it take to effectively manage federal environmental […]