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A common misconception about Article 81 guardianship proceedings is that medical evidence is of primary importance to the court’s determination of whether an alleged incapacitated person is, in fact, incapacitated. Read More >

After a two year grace period, countless articles and presentations analyzing its content and impact, millions spent on compliance and legal consultants, and last minute scrambling, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is here. Read More >

The “special circumstances” test provides a means to balance the interests between the testator’s wish to deter a will contest and the ability of an beneficiary subject to an interrorem clause to gather information regarding a potential objection. Read More >