Summary of a case where a the contract interpretation hinged on a preposition followed by a case about commercial landlords and a case about limited liability company dissolution.

Photo by Zachary DeBottis Some More Nuggets on the BBQ Sauce Case Last year, this blog covered a case where the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals requested that the California Supreme Court issue a decision in accordance with Cal. R. Ct. 8.548(b) because it determined that there was no controlling precedent. New England Country Foods, LLC v. VanLaw Food Products, Inc. , 567 P.3d 63 (Cal. 2025). For regular readers, it was the blog on a barbecue sauce clone. Recall the key facts.

Judgment Debtors Ought to Pay Heed to Judgment Debts Related to Employees One of the themes I keep returning to in this blog is cases...

A case where the arbitration clause is not enforced. Followed by a case where alter ego was not found. Finishing with a case on basic copyright issues.