Practical legal analysis and updates from the attorneys at Horgan Law Firm, covering business law, litigation, and more.
You’ve been removed from a corporate board and you’re ready to fight it in court. You file a declaratory judgment action against the board members
A vendor promised to deliver materials by March 1 and didn’t show up until April. A business partner agreed to a non-compete and immediately started
You showed up on time, hit your numbers, and never had a performance issue. Then on a Tuesday afternoon, your manager called you in and
Your ex-spouse received restricted stock units from their employer during your marriage. The divorce decree divided some of those RSUs as property but excluded them
You’re sitting at a red light on Dodge Street when another driver rear-ends you at 35 miles per hour. Your neck hurts, your bumper is
Litigation rarely follows a clean path from filing to verdict. Cases take years. Witnesses move. Evidence gets lost. And sometimes, one of the parties dies
If you own a business and you are facing divorce in Nebraska, the stakes are fundamentally different than they are in a standard dissolution. Your
If you are considering divorce in Nebraska, one of the first questions you need answered is also one of the hardest to find a straight
You had a deal. It was in writing. The other party didn’t hold up their end, and now your business — or your personal finances
When a business relationship between shareholders goes wrong, the consequences can be severe — especially for minority shareholders. In closely held Nebraska corporations and LLCs,
