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Controlling Entities to Dealer Contracts Subject to Puerto Rico’s Law 75 May Be Liable for Tortious Interference

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Plaintiffs asserting claims for tortious interference of contracts covered by Puerto Rico’s Dealer’s Contracts Act, commonly known as Law 75, may automatically satisfy one element of such a claim. Law 75 regulates...more

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West Virginia Supreme Court Rejects Federal “Plausible On Its Face” Standard For Motions to Dismiss Under State Counterpart of...

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The Rules of Civil Procedure adopted by the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals are derived to a large extent from the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure.  In fact, many of the West Virginia Rules of Civil Procedure track...more

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Seeking Injunctive Relief: How Irreparable Harm Has Been Analyzed in Federal and State Courts

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One of the most important considerations New Jersey practitioners encounter when seeking injunctive relief is where to file: state (Chancery Division) versus federal (district) court. In non-emergent complex litigation, this...more

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