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School record correction laws give parents and eligible students a process for challenging certain inaccurate, misleading, or privacy-violating information in education records. The central federal…

Buying or owning contaminated land can create obligations that do not resemble ordinary property disputes. Federal law under CERCLA, commonly called Superfund, can impose cleanup…

Comparative advertising is generally permitted in the United States, including advertisements that identify competing brands. The legal problem is not comparison itself. Risk develops when…

Digital advertising law is no longer limited to whether an advertisement itself is truthful. Privacy statutes increasingly regulate the personal information used to select ads,…

Healthcare facility licensing laws establish the legal conditions under which many hospitals, clinics, long-term care facilities, and other healthcare organizations may operate. The details vary…

Insurance renewal laws regulate when coverage may continue, when an insurer may change terms, and when cancellation or nonrenewal notices are required. Renewal rights vary…

Selling collateral does not always eliminate the debt secured by it. When foreclosure or repossession proceeds are less than the amount legally owed, a creditor…

Force majeure laws become relevant when an extraordinary event interferes with contractual performance, but disruption alone does not necessarily excuse a party’s obligations. In the…

Conspiracy law can impose criminal liability before the planned offense is successfully completed. At the federal level, 18 U.S.C. § 371 covers agreements by two…

A civil complaint formally begins many lawsuits by stating who is suing, why the court may hear the dispute, what conduct allegedly created a legal…