December 07, 2023 | The Legal Intelligencer
Liquidated Damages—Revenge Is Not Always Best Served ColdParties often turn to a liquidated damages provision as a means to "carrot" and "stick" each other into compliance with their final promises to one other.
By David M. Burkholder
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August 31, 2023 | The Legal Intelligencer
Sometimes, Words Actually Matter: A Look at 'Historic' CaseBuildings or sites can be the source of community pride, tourism, and stark reminders of what we can achieve or learn about ourselves as a people. But sometimes the push to designate buildings and sites as "historic," while honorable can also become a cause célèbre, devoid of true significance and stoked by a desire to "win" versus a need to preserve something truly historical.
By David M. Burkholder and Courtney A. Keaveney
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