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2 November 2015

Okay, That I Did Not Anticipate

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I was somewhat surprised that my article was cited by the Texas Court of Appeals in a case focused upon whether a forcible detainer action could be sworn to by the bank's attorney rather than by the bank itself.
United States Litigation, Mediation & Arbitration

I was somewhat surprised that my article A Corporation Has No Soul - The Business Entity Law Response to Challenges to the PPACA Contraceptive Mandate, 5 William & Mary Business Law Review 1 (2014), was cited by the Texas Court of Appeals in a case focused upon whether a forcible detainer action could be sworn to by the bank's attorney rather than by the bank itself. On the other hand, I cannot complain about a citation. Norvelle v. PNC Mortgage, No. 02-14-00322-CV, 2015 WL 4965295 (Aug. 20, 2015).

Originally published on Kentucky Business Entity Law

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