Michigan Supreme Court justice pleads guilty to bank fraud chargehttp://www.detroitnews.com/article/20130129/METRO/301290394/Michigan-Supreme-Court-justice-pleads-guilty-bank-fraud-charge?

The judgment was handed down in September and I believe it is going to be appealed to the Ohio Supreme Court (Helen Grybosky v.

As explained in the article,  the Supreme Court came up with the "fruit of the tree" principle in a case in which a father tried to transfer some income to his son without first having paid tax on it. 

Does anyone know if this law has faced the scrutiny of the Washington or Oregon State Supreme Court(s)?

Also, the patent law rules changed from the supreme court, which would make all the companies registered in DE, having to fight patent laws in the state registered.

Most attorneys use boiler plate when they can as the documents have been "vetted", in other words, there have been lawsuits and ideally the suits went before appellate and supreme courts to set precedent, that way the attorney's know exactly what the courts have upheld, thus the strength of their documents.  

There are ways to get creative with this, too, but you rely more on Supreme Court decisions. 

@Kris Wong I felt like I had half of the team thusfar, was just having trouble finding the right properties to execute this strategy or feeling my numbers weren't accurate enough to give me supreme confidence due to other fees that would pop up once I tried to pull the trigger.

I am supremely confident in my ability to find a great deal (in our MLS - they still exist), and because i have represented numerous investors and worked shoulder-to-shoulder with a couple of them during the rehab process, I am ready to run my own project.  

For example, in January 2016 the Minnesota Supreme Court had a case (Gates v.