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What is Bad Faith? When you buy an insurance policy, you expect your insurer to honor its commitments. Whether it’s auto, homeowners, or health insurance, ...

Car Accidents and the Law When most people think of car accidents in Montana, their minds often jump to icy roads, blizzards, or the treacherous ...

Ho-Ho-Hold The Charges In the spirit of Christmas, let’s delve into a case involving Santa Claus—not at the North Pole but in an Ohio courtroom. ...

Ape-ellate Court: When a Monkey Files for Copyrights Meet Naruto, a crested macaque, who, according to some legal filings, isn’t just an aspiring wildlife photographer ...

Why You Need an Advocate in the Courtroom: Protecting Your Rights with Knowledge and Expertise At Boland Aarab PLLP, we understand how overwhelming it can ...

Flying High on False Advertising In the annals of American advertising law, few cases are as legendary—or as downright entertaining—as Leonard v. Pepsico, Inc., 88 ...

Snowflake Litigation: What It Means for Data Privacy and Security in the Cloud The rise of cloud-based data solutions like Snowflake has revolutionized how organizations ...

Understanding Multijurisdictional Litigation: A Guide for the Everyday Reader In the modern era, large companies operate in multiple states and countries, and consumers in one ...

Too Hot to Handle: When Heat Detection Crossed the Fourth Amendment Line The U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Kyllo v. United States is a landmark ...

If a Butterfly Flaps its Wings, is it Liable for the Hurricane? Palsgraf v. Long Island Railroad Co. is a landmark case in American tort ...