Michigan Still Refuses to Enforce Surrogacy Contracts lawprofessors.typepad.com/contractsprof_… MI legislature must remedy this!

The #Jan6 organizers were Trump supporters. They attacked the Capitol to stop the Electoral College certification & interrupt the constitutional transition of presidential power, emboldened by lies about a stolen election and hope they could stop the steal on Jan 6. Enough lies.

A Man Walks into a Yard Sale and Buys...see what happens next at my March Newsletter just posted at busklaw.blogspot.com

In my April newsletter, just posted at busklaw.blogspot.com, we again discuss ethical dealing, this time in the context of the acquisition and disposition of the almost trashed doors from NYC's famous Chelsea Hotel.

Money Left in the Wrong Pocket Stays in the Wrong Pocket after Sale 1/2 lawprofessors.typepad.com/contractsprof_…

Money Left in Wrong Pocket 2/2. As the article wonders, why no unjust enrichment claim?

Another Trump NDA bites the dust! Read all about it in my May Newsletter just posted at busklaw.blogspot.com.

In the Delaware Chancery Court, a Cautionary Tale on Consent-to-Jurisdiction Provisions and the Perils of Redundancy adamsdrafting.com/a-cautionary-t…

Don't say "resiliency," use "resilience" instead. A TV commercial has got it wrong.

Handy Overview on the Student Suits against Universities from Inside Higher Education lawprofessors.typepad.com/contractsprof_…

John Deere Tractors and Contracts of Adhesion Have Farmers Shouting lawprofessors.typepad.com/contractsprof_…

In American English, is "signor" an acceptable substitute for "signatory" in referring to someone who signs a contract?

The BUSKLAW Newsletter is back! So both parties breach a contract, what's a court to do? The answer is in my September post at busklaw.blogspot.com.

Plain English is alive and well in Michigan! abajournal.com/magazine/artic…

He Voted to Impeach. Can He Survive in the GOP? bit.ly/3y0rKKC --Tim Alberta

Were you pleased with 2021? Blah! But at least you can read my list of 2021 posts at busklaw.blogspot.com and click on any that you missed!

My article in Vol. 19 of The Scribes J. of Legal Writing—“Flimsy Claims for Legalese and False Criticisms of Plain Language: A 30-Year Collection.” Addresses all the criticims that I have every heard. drive.google.com/file/d/1QJ5QC1… #plainlanguage, #legalwriting Scribes Legal Writing Institute

Just posted my February Newsletter at busklaw.blogspot.com, wherein we discuss two recent Michigan business court decisions that have valuable lessons for companies.

Do you write or read contracts containing so-called "terms of art"? busklaw.blogspot.com/2022/04/the-bu…

The BUSKLAW Halloween Newsletter is live at busklaw.blogspot.com, where we discuss Stephen King's take on poor writing in his latest novel, Fairy Tale.