Monthly Archives: May 2022

Circuit court renewed a child protection order. Appellant challenged judgment for lack of substantial evidence to support a finding, that the order’s expiration would endanger the child. Even if appellant were right, reversal would still not be necessary, because no … Continue reading →

Missouri statutes require registration if registration was ever required under United States statutes, which require registration for anyone convicted of any offense involving sexual contact with a minor, which includes appellant. Reducing the time on the registry was possible under … Continue reading →

Kansas statute governing Kansas corporations specifically applies to dissolutions voluntary and involuntary. Kansas statute governing re-instatement of corporate existence restores claims held as of dissolution but not claims arising during dissolution.  Therefore, appellant Kansas corporation had no authority to pursue … Continue reading →

Appellant did not appeal the denial of appellant’s motion to set aside the default judgment and only appealed the default judgment. A default judgment is subject to appeal only on subject matter jurisdiction, and appellant challenged only personal jurisdiction and … Continue reading →

Disbarred lawyer Mitchell Kossoff — who represented many multifamily landlords in New York City — was sentenced to up to 13.5 years behind bars after he pleaded guilty to swindling his clients out of more than $14.6 million, Commercial Observer reported. A … Continue reading →

A Georgia insurance company owner has been sentenced to eight months in prison after prosecutors said he lied in bankruptcy court and on his federal tax returns. Jacques Andres Frym, who owned businesses in the Savannah, Ga., area, pleaded guilty … Continue reading →

Peloton Interactive Inc. reported declining sales and growing losses as the stationary-bike maker struggles with weakening demand as Americans return to their pre-pandemic lifestyles. The connected-fitness equipment maker said it received $750 million in financing from banks to help pay … Continue reading →