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Civil Procedure

  • What Do You Do When The Record of the Case…Disappears? Hills v. Ross I (1796)
    September 17, 2026

    What Do You Do When The Record of the Case…Disappears? Hills v. Ross I (1796)

    johnathanjazar
  • When You Lose Your Case So You Sue the Judge Too: United States v. Lawrence (1795)
    June 23, 2026

    When You Lose Your Case So You Sue the Judge Too: United States v. Lawrence (1795)

    johnathanjazar
  • When Taking a “Vacation” Turns Out to Be the Best Legal Strategy: Oswald v. New York IV (1793)
    April 15, 2026

    When Taking a “Vacation” Turns Out to Be the Best Legal Strategy: Oswald v. New York IV (1793)

    johnathanjazar
  • Here’s Why You Can’t Just Ignore a Lawsuit: Oswald v. New York III (1793)
    March 26, 2026

    Here’s Why You Can’t Just Ignore a Lawsuit: Oswald v. New York III (1793)

    johnathanjazar
  • This Case is Like Paella: Oswald v. New York I and II (1792)
    February 24, 2026

    This Case is Like Paella: Oswald v. New York I and II (1792)

    johnathanjazar
  • February 10, 2026

    I Talked to a Descendant of the Supreme Court’s First Petitioner: West v. Barnes (1791)

    johnathanjazar

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