Author: Dan Stroh, Associate Member, University of Cincinnati Law Review A current circuit split poses an imperative question: Can a hypothetical multi-millionaire, like Monty Brewster, spend his millions frivolously without fear of a tax penalty following him through bankruptcy?[1] The United States Bankruptcy Code generally allows debtors to discharge all debts arising prior to filing... Continue Reading →
Liability for Texting a Driver?
Author: Chris Tieke, Contributing Member, University of Cincinnati Law Review Kubert v. Best: New Jersey creates a new duty for a person sending a text to the driver of a vehicle. Many states already make it illegal to text message while driving.[1] However, in August a New Jersey court of appeals took an additional, drastic step to... Continue Reading →