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Joe Whitcomb: December 03, 2024
In Hess v. O'Malley, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit addressed a dispute involving a claim for disabled adult child benefits under the Social Security Act. Todd Hess, the plaintiff-appellant, sought benefits based on his claim that...
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Joe Whitcomb: December 01, 2024
In Succession of Schimek, the Louisiana Court of Appeal, Fourth Circuit, examined a dispute over the validity of Transfer on Death (TOD) beneficiary...
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Joe Whitcomb: November 30, 2024
Title: Louisiana Court Affirms TOD Designation Invalidity in Estate Dispute Meta Description: Louisiana appellate court invalidates TOD beneficiary...
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Joe Whitcomb: November 27, 2024
The Creation of the Gundlach Estate and Trust In Gundlach v. Gundlach, the Florida Court of Appeal examined a dispute involving the will and...
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Joe Whitcomb: November 26, 2024
Maria Martinez, a 72-year-old employee of Texas Tech University, brought a lawsuit against the university system alleging age discrimination under...
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Joe Whitcomb: November 25, 2024
The case of Tomlin v. Commonwealth dealt with charges against Catherine Ann Tomlin for financial exploitation and neglect of her mother, B.T., an...
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Joe Whitcomb: November 24, 2024
Mandamus petitions are legal tools used to challenge court orders or compel judicial action when no other remedies are available. The case of In re...
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Joe Whitcomb: November 23, 2024
The intersection of workers’ compensation and social security benefits often presents challenges for injured workers. The Court of Appeals of...
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Joe Whitcomb: November 20, 2024
The case of People v. Johnson centers on Timothy Johnson’s conviction for aggravated robbery and second-degree assault following an incident at a...
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Joe Whitcomb: November 19, 2024
James Duncan was convicted of second-degree assault in Denver County, Colorado. The incident occurred when Duncan and the victim, Patricia Phalen,...
