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The Learned Concierge - June 2026, Vol. 30

Monthly legal insights on the trends impacting the retail, hospitality, and the food & beverage industries.

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In Pung V. Isabella County, the Supreme Court Further Weighed in on the Constitutional Issues with Tax Sales

This week, the Supreme Court issued a ruling in Pung v. Isabella County, Michigan, further weighing in on the Fifth Amendment issues arising from Tax Sales.

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When Asylum Confidentiality Meets International Police Cooperation

International police cooperation is based on trust that participating states will act in good faith and that shared information will not be misused. US asylum law rests on a different assumption: contact with an asylum seeker’s home government can create danger. When these frameworks intersect, as they do in cases involving alerts issued by INTERPOL, tensions arise that can expose asylum seekers and complicate adjudication, and which remain largely unaddressed in law or policy.

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Colorado Supreme Court Holds the Economic Loss Rule Does Not Bar Fraudulent Inducement Claims — Keys for Litigators and Drafters

On Jun. 23rd, the Colorado Supreme Court handed down its latest word on the economic loss rule (also called the “economic loss doctrine”), affirming a $215.2 million judgment against a contractor that concealed a known performance problem while negotiating a quarter-billion-dollar design-build agreement.

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