Revisiting Supreme Court Rule 274: When to Reconsider Filing That Motion to Reconsider
By Annette Fernholz
Family Law,
September 2026
A trial court’s ruling is supposed to bring a conclusion to the parties’ litigation. Then comes a flurry of post-trial motions. When does the litigation end? Creating a termination of post judgment litigation was the purpose behind the adoption of Supreme Court Rule 274 in 2005. Succinctly put, Rule 274 limits successive post judgment motions and permits each party one post-trial motion directed at a judgment with strict deadlines for filing.
New Federal Reporting Requirement for Your Law Firm This Year
By Annette Fernholz
Elder Law,
January 2025
A new rule under the Corporate Transparency Act now requires many businesses in the United States, including small law firms, to report information about who ultimately owns or controls them to the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network.
New Federal Reporting Requirement for Your Law Firm This Year
By Annette Fernholz
Alternative Dispute Resolution,
November 2024
A new rule under the Corporate Transparency Act now requires many businesses in the United States, including small law firms, to report information about who ultimately owns or controls them to the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network.
New Federal Reporting Requirement for Your Law Firm This Year
By Annette Fernholz
Family Law,
August 2024
A new rule under the Corporate Transparency Act now requires many businesses in the United States, including small law firms, to report information about who ultimately owns or controls them to the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network.
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