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New EEOC Proposed Guidance outlines fundamental elements of harassment in the workplace and provides clarification via hypothetical scenarios. It also incorporates recent changes in case law and topical social issues.Guidance [...]

In a unanimous decision, the U.S. Supreme Court paved a new route for students with disabilities to hold schools responsible—and now, recover damages—when a school fails to provide adequate educational [...]

Who needs an estate plan? All people, including young adults, seniors, single people, and people with families, can benefit from an estate plan. While these groups may benefit differently from [...]

An important part of estate planning is preparing for the recovery of any Medicaid assistance, especially if you or your spouse are over age 55 and have received any Medicaid [...]

In Becher v. Becher, a recent Nebraska Supreme Court opinion, the Court outlined the general rule for judgment interest and explained when courts may award judgment interest.  311 Neb. 1 [...]

In Porter v. Knife River, Inc., the Nebraska Supreme Court affirmed the district court for Thurston County’s grant of summary judgment to D.P. Sawyer, Inc., a traffic control and highway [...]

In Porter v. Knife River, Inc., the Nebraska Supreme Court affirmed the district court for Thurston County’s grant of summary judgment to D.P. Sawyer, Inc., a traffic control and highway [...]

In March of 2020 the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Securities Act (“CARES Act”) was signed into law. The moratorium thereunder originally had a sunset date of July 25, 2020. [...]

The recent Nebraska Supreme Court case of VKGS v. Planet Bingo, et.al., 309 Neb. 950, ___ N.W.2d ___ (2021) addressed proper application of Nebraska’s post judgment interest statute and the [...]

Considering the current state of affairs and the imminent expiration of Nebraska’s Temporary Residential Eviction Relief Executive Order, it is important for landlords and tenants to become informed of their [...]