Tales From the Front Archives

Tales From the Front

by CLLA | May 14, 2025

I don’t like to close out judgments as “uncollectible”. Sure, sometimes the company is out of business, the owner/operator dies with no assets, and there is no successor company. That one can be closed. But if I have a judgment against an individual, I’ll stay...

It’s Not a Candy Bar in the Pool

by CLLA | May 13, 2025

One big area of my firm’s practice is representing skilled tradespeople. We have a Load of contractors, electricians, plumbers, landscapers, fuel oil contractors, masons, and environmental engineers. Quite commonly, these skilled folks provide their services, and...

Well, Of Course, Once You Bring Facts and Law Into This

by CLLA | May 13, 2025

Our firm receives a significant number of cases against restaurants, whether for unpaid food suppliers, breaches of leases for industrial kitchen equipment, past due linen or cleaning product vendor invoices (Remember, “Ocean Breeze Soap”?), or unpaid commercial...

It Takes Two To Lie: One To Lie And One To Listen.

by CLLA | Feb 14, 2025

In our commercial litigation practice, sometimes we come upon more unusual fact patterns. Even though our practice is predominantly in Gotham City, Gotham has reciprocity with Springfield.

A Horrow Show of a Settlement

by CLLA | Feb 14, 2025

In Gotham, there was a dilapidated amusement park, the “Gotham Playland”. You know the kind. Kiddie rides that had not been updated since they were installed in 1985. Concession stands where the paint on the counters was so worn, you can see where people rested their...