Bulso PLC News
Bulso Attorneys Obtain Claim-Preclusion Dismissal in Lease Case.
When the covid-19 pandemic forced a Nashville restaurant to close, the landlord filed a detainer action in General Sessions Court. The General Sessions Court entered...
Read MoreBulso Member’s Law Review Comment on Summary Judgment Standards Published
Volume 51, Issue 1, of The University of Memphis Law Review should be arriving soon in mailboxes. The lead piece is authored by Bulso PLC...
Read MoreThe KBC Report, vol. 1, issue 1
When I was a kid, my dad told me that “DOS” stood for “Dave’s Operating System.” He may even have been serious: this was before...
Read MoreMake a Good Argument, or Don’t Appeal at All
A Sixth Circuit panel issued a succinct opinion today that serves as a good reminder to counsel attempting to pursue marginal cases: if you cannot...
Read MoreRemember your cross-appeal
In the Tennessee Court of Appeals, litigants can raise whatever issues they want, regardless of which party filed the notice of appeal. The party simply
“Cleaned up” Parenthetical in the Supreme Court
Followers of trends in appellate practice will have noticed the appearance and rapid growth of the parenthetical “cleaned up” following quoted material in briefs and
Bulso PLC Opens
Gino Bulso, Eric Smith and Paul Krog have announced the formation of Bulso PLC, a trial and appellate practice litigation boutique firm. Bulso PLC recently
Bulso Attorneys Win Privilege Decision on Appeal
The Tennessee Court of Appeals recently issued a published decision in favor of a Bulso PLC client on an evidentiary-privilege question. The court held that