Nebraska Prenuptial Agreements in High-Asset Divorce: What Omaha Couples Should Know Before Marriage
A prenuptial agreement is easiest to think about before the pressure hits. For Omaha business owners, executives, physicians, investors, and…
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SBA’s New $10 Million Loan Limit
Say you run a growing manufacturing or distribution company in Omaha, and the building you have leased for years finally…
Nebraska SMB Mergers & Acquisitions in 2026: A Complete Legal and Tax Guide for Owners, Buyers, and Sellers
By Tom Horgan, Managing Partner, Horgan Law LLC | Last updated: May 2026 Key Takeaways The market: Approximately 6 million…
Local Counsel in Nebraska and Iowa: The Rules, the Risks, and What Out-of-State Attorneys Need to Know
Your firm just landed a seven-figure commercial dispute, but the case is filed in Douglas County District Court in Omaha.…
NIL in Nebraska 2026: Revenue Sharing, the House Settlement, and What Athletes and Businesses Need to Know Now
A Nebraska football player signs an NIL deal with the university’s multimedia rights partner. The College Sports Commission rejects it.…
Why Your Nebraska Corporate Lawsuit Might Get Dismissed: The Indispensable Party Rule
You’ve been removed from a corporate board and you’re ready to fight it in court. You file a declaratory judgment…
Breach of Contract in Nebraska: Remedies, Deadlines, and What to Expect
A vendor promised to deliver materials by March 1 and didn’t show up until April. A business partner agreed to…
Can My Employer Fire Me for No Reason in Nebraska?
You showed up on time, hit your numbers, and never had a performance issue. Then on a Tuesday afternoon, your…
RSUs and Child Support in Nebraska: What Kingston v. Kingston Means for Your Case
Your ex-spouse received restricted stock units from their employer during your marriage. The divorce decree divided some of those RSUs…
What to Do After a Car Accident in Omaha: A Step-by-Step Guide
You’re sitting at a red light on Dodge Street when another driver rear-ends you at 35 miles per hour. Your…
When a Party Dies During a Lawsuit: What Nebraska Law Requires and Why It Matters
Litigation rarely follows a clean path from filing to verdict. Cases take years. Witnesses move. Evidence gets lost. And sometimes,…
Divorcing as a Business Owner in Nebraska: What You Need to Know Before You Act
If you own a business and you are facing divorce in Nebraska, the stakes are fundamentally different than they are…