Erickson Sederstrom PC, LLO

07/18/2026

https://eslaw.com/news-blog/2026/7/16/nebraska-court-of-appeals-clarifies-landowner-liability-where-altercation-between-patrons-was-not-foreseeable/

In Martinez v. Amerigreen, the Nebraska Court of Appeals addressed premises liability and whether a bar owner could be held liable for injuries occurring on its property. Amerigreen was successfully represented by Erickson Sederstrom attorneys Matt Rusch and Ray Walden. On New Year's Eve 2014, Jason...

06/29/2026

https://eslaw.com/news-blog/2026/6/25/beyond-the-dotted-line-how-conduct-can-rewrite-a-written-contract/

06/22/2026

https://eslaw.com/news-blog/2026/6/19/the-limits-of-lease-exclusivity/

If you negotiate an exclusivity clause into your commercial lease, you likely assume your business is safe from neighboring competitors. However, a recent Nebraska Supreme Court decision serves as a crucial reminder: an exclusivity clause binds your landlord, not your competition. In Bar at the Yard...

06/17/2026

https://eslaw.com/news-blog/2026/6/15/the-complete-beginners-guide-to-estate-planning/

Estate planning sounds complicated because people often associate it with wealthy families, complicated trusts, and tax strategies most households will never need. In reality, estate planning is much simpler than that. It is the process of putting clear legal instructions in place for your money, pr...

04/11/2026

Erickson Sederstrom PC, LLO is proud to be named a Best of B2B 2026 winner in Intellectual Property Law. Thank you to our clients and community for your continued trust, and to those who voted in support of our team.

04/11/2026

https://eslaw.com/news-blog/2026/4/6/es-lawnev/

ES Law was recognized in 2026 as the Best of B2B winner in Intellectual Property Law, a distinction driven by peer recognition and business-to-business voting. The honor reflects the trust the firm has earned among business owners, executives, and general counsel who rely on experienced legal guidan...

01/13/2026

The Nebraska Court of Appeals issued an opinion today of interest to those who collect judgments in Nebraska or when establishing jurisdiction for registering foreign judgments. The district court decision was affirmed. Cheers to Bonnie Boryca & Raymond Walden!

The Nebraska Court of Appeals issued an opinion today of interest to those who collect judgments in Nebraska or when establishing jurisdiction for registering foreign judgments. The district court decision was affirmed. Cheers to Bonnie Boryca & Raymond Walden! https://lnkd.in/gvM8k3Bx