In Light of 'Lakeridge,' What's the Appropriate Standard of Review in Future Appeals?
The Lakeridge decision actually stands for the larger overarching conclusion that there is no fixed, pre-ordained answer as to which standard of review an appellate court should apply when an appeal presents mixed questions of law and fact
August 06, 2018 at 03:00 PM
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Factual Background U.S. Bank, N.A. v. The Village at Lakeridge, LLC In re Village at Lakeridge, LLC “Mixed Question” of Law and Fact Lakeridge The Broader Holding in Lakeridge Lakeridge Lakeridge The Impact on Parties Contemplating an Appeal Lakeridge Lakeridge Lakeridge John A. Thomson Jr. is an attorney with Adams and Reese and a member of the banking and financial services practice team. A commercial litigator and bankruptcy attorney for more than three decades, he represents a variety of clients in matters related to debtor and creditor issues, commercial bankruptcies and commercial finance.
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