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Wyoming Case Commentaries

Wyoming: Filing Suit to Interpret/Enforce a Bankruptcy Settlement Is Not a Material Breach Absent an Express No-Suit/Release; “Authorized/May” Recording Language Is Permissive

Wyoming: Filing Suit to Interpret/Enforce a Bankruptcy Settlement Is Not a Material Breach Absent an Express No-Suit/Release; “Authorized/May” Recording Language Is Permissive

Date: Mar 7, 2026
Wyoming: Filing Suit to Interpret/Enforce a Bankruptcy Settlement Is Not a Material Breach Absent an Express No-Suit/Release; “Authorized/May” Recording Language Is Permissive Case: Richard W. Adams;...
No-Breach-by-Lawsuit: Cooperation Clauses and Recitals Do Not Bar Post-Settlement Litigation Absent an Express Release (and Fee-Shifting Requires a Material Breach)

No-Breach-by-Lawsuit: Cooperation Clauses and Recitals Do Not Bar Post-Settlement Litigation Absent an Express Release (and Fee-Shifting Requires a Material Breach)

Date: Mar 7, 2026
No-Breach-by-Lawsuit: Cooperation Clauses and Recitals Do Not Bar Post-Settlement Litigation Absent an Express Release (and Fee-Shifting Requires a Material Breach) Introduction In Richard W. Adams;...
Strict Enforcement of Expert-Designation Deadlines in Wyoming Legal Malpractice: Pro Se Status Does Not Supply Good Cause or Excusable Neglect

Strict Enforcement of Expert-Designation Deadlines in Wyoming Legal Malpractice: Pro Se Status Does Not Supply Good Cause or Excusable Neglect

Date: Mar 6, 2026
Strict Enforcement of Expert-Designation Deadlines in Wyoming Legal Malpractice: Pro Se Status Does Not Supply Good Cause or Excusable Neglect Introduction In Wendy R. Williams v. Richard Gage,...
Wyoming Clarifies: Post-Offense “Contact” Evidence Is Collateral and Often Irrelevant; Plain-Error Claims Fail Absent Material Prejudice

Wyoming Clarifies: Post-Offense “Contact” Evidence Is Collateral and Often Irrelevant; Plain-Error Claims Fail Absent Material Prejudice

Date: Mar 5, 2026
Wyoming Clarifies: Post-Offense “Contact” Evidence Is Collateral and Often Irrelevant; Plain-Error Claims Fail Absent Material Prejudice Introduction In Jacob Alexander Meyer v. The State of Wyoming,...
Restitution Offsets Require a Proven Link Between Claimed Victim Benefit and Charged Losses

Restitution Offsets Require a Proven Link Between Claimed Victim Benefit and Charged Losses

Date: Feb 27, 2026
Restitution Offsets Require a Proven Link Between Claimed Victim Benefit and Charged Losses Introduction In Kylea Rae Baier v. The State of Wyoming, 2026 WY 27 (Wyo. Feb. 26, 2026), the Wyoming...
No Rule 52 Request, No Required Valuation Findings: Presumed Fact Findings Sustain Wyoming Property Divisions and Equalization Payments

No Rule 52 Request, No Required Valuation Findings: Presumed Fact Findings Sustain Wyoming Property Divisions and Equalization Payments

Date: Feb 27, 2026
No Rule 52 Request, No Required Valuation Findings: Presumed Fact Findings Sustain Wyoming Property Divisions and Equalization Payments Introduction In Cameron Allen v. Lisa Allen, 2026 WY 28, the...
§ 6-10-301(c) Applies Only to Juvenile Life Sentences; Term-of-Years Juvenile Homicide Sentences Tested as “Unusual” Under Hicks

§ 6-10-301(c) Applies Only to Juvenile Life Sentences; Term-of-Years Juvenile Homicide Sentences Tested as “Unusual” Under Hicks

Date: Feb 25, 2026
§ 6-10-301(c) Applies Only to Juvenile Life Sentences; Term-of-Years Juvenile Homicide Sentences Tested as “Unusual” Under Hicks Introduction In Eavan Castaner v. The State of Wyoming, 2026 WY 25,...
Sequestration-Livestream Impeachment Limits and Mistrial Standards for Spontaneous, Ambiguous Rule 404(b) References

Sequestration-Livestream Impeachment Limits and Mistrial Standards for Spontaneous, Ambiguous Rule 404(b) References

Date: Feb 25, 2026
Sequestration-Livestream Impeachment Limits and Mistrial Standards for Spontaneous, Ambiguous Rule 404(b) References Case: Joshua John O'dell v. The State of Wyoming, 2026 WY 26 (Wyo. Feb. 24, 2026)...
John Hearings Require Competent, Admissible Evidence; NGMI Examiner Testimony Restricted to “Mental Condition”

John Hearings Require Competent, Admissible Evidence; NGMI Examiner Testimony Restricted to “Mental Condition”

Date: Feb 24, 2026
John Hearings Require Competent, Admissible Evidence; NGMI Examiner Testimony Restricted to “Mental Condition” I. Introduction In Mark Coleman Helms, II v. The State of Wyoming, 2026 WY 24 (Feb. 23,...
Wyoming Adoption Procedure: Unmarried Adults May Not File a Joint Adoption Petition Under § 1-22-104(b), But May File Separate Petitions Subject to Consolidation

Wyoming Adoption Procedure: Unmarried Adults May Not File a Joint Adoption Petition Under § 1-22-104(b), But May File Separate Petitions Subject to Consolidation

Date: Feb 21, 2026
Wyoming Adoption Procedure: Unmarried Adults May Not File a Joint Adoption Petition Under § 1-22-104(b), But May File Separate Petitions Subject to Consolidation Introduction In In the Matter of the...
Wyoming Conditional Pleas: If Any Reserved Issue Is Non-Dispositive, the Entire Rule 11(a)(2) Plea Is Invalid

Wyoming Conditional Pleas: If Any Reserved Issue Is Non-Dispositive, the Entire Rule 11(a)(2) Plea Is Invalid

Date: Feb 18, 2026
Wyoming Conditional Pleas: If Any Reserved Issue Is Non-Dispositive, the Entire Rule 11(a)(2) Plea Is Invalid I. Introduction In Sabrina Kaylee Sunshine Stone v. the State of Wyoming, 2026 WY 22...

      Rightful LLC Expulsion Does Not Extinguish Transferable Ownership for Conversion; Defamation Per Se Damages May Exceed Nominal Amounts

Rightful LLC Expulsion Does Not Extinguish Transferable Ownership for Conversion; Defamation Per Se Damages May Exceed Nominal Amounts

Date: Feb 18, 2026
Rightful LLC Expulsion Does Not Extinguish Transferable Ownership for Conversion; Defamation Per Se Damages May Exceed Nominal Amounts Introduction In John A. McCall, Jr. v. Best of the West...
Section 3 Disqualification in Wyoming Requires State-Law Enforcement; Declaratory Judgment Cannot Remove a Statewide Officer

Section 3 Disqualification in Wyoming Requires State-Law Enforcement; Declaratory Judgment Cannot Remove a Statewide Officer

Date: Feb 14, 2026
Section 3 Disqualification in Wyoming Requires State-Law Enforcement; Declaratory Judgment Cannot Remove a Statewide Officer 1. Introduction In Timothy K. Newcomb v. Chuck Gray, Wyoming Secretary of...
Harmless Statutory Mislabeling in Expungement and Waiver of “Substantial Danger” Challenges; Registration Lapses Not a Categorical Bar to Termination

Harmless Statutory Mislabeling in Expungement and Waiver of “Substantial Danger” Challenges; Registration Lapses Not a Categorical Bar to Termination

Date: Feb 12, 2026
Harmless Statutory Mislabeling in Expungement and Waiver of “Substantial Danger” Challenges; Registration Lapses Not a Categorical Bar to Termination I. Introduction The State of Wyoming v. Dixon...
McCalla v. State (2026 WY 18): Self-Defense Immunity Requires Competent Evidence; Reengagement Makes Defendant the Initial Aggressor; Conditional Plea Limits Appellate Review

McCalla v. State (2026 WY 18): Self-Defense Immunity Requires Competent Evidence; Reengagement Makes Defendant the Initial Aggressor; Conditional Plea Limits Appellate Review

Date: Feb 7, 2026
Self-Defense Immunity in Wyoming: Allegations Don’t Make a Prima Facie Case; Reengagement Creates “Initial Aggressor” Status; Conditional Pleas Confine Discovery Appeals Case: Cody Joseph Mccalla v....
Wyoming Will-Contest Procedure: A § 2-6-301 Petition Need Not Be a New Civil Action Separate from the Probate Docket

Wyoming Will-Contest Procedure: A § 2-6-301 Petition Need Not Be a New Civil Action Separate from the Probate Docket

Date: Feb 7, 2026
Wyoming Will-Contest Procedure: A § 2-6-301 Petition Need Not Be a New Civil Action Separate from the Probate Docket Introduction In In the Matter of the Estate of Lloyd Haack, Deceased: Howard E....
Generic “No Third-Party Beneficiaries” Clauses Do Not Defeat Plausible Intended-Beneficiary Claims at the Pleading Stage; BRC Project “Administration” May Include Construction Oversight

Generic “No Third-Party Beneficiaries” Clauses Do Not Defeat Plausible Intended-Beneficiary Claims at the Pleading Stage; BRC Project “Administration” May Include Construction Oversight

Date: Feb 4, 2026
Generic “No Third-Party Beneficiaries” Clauses Do Not Defeat Plausible Intended-Beneficiary Claims at the Pleading Stage; BRC Project “Administration” May Include Construction Oversight Introduction...
Authentication Requires Consistency Between a Witness’s Recollection and the Exhibit: Trial Courts May Exclude a “Bill of Sale” When the Proffered Document Does Not Match the Witness’s Description

Authentication Requires Consistency Between a Witness’s Recollection and the Exhibit: Trial Courts May Exclude a “Bill of Sale” When the Proffered Document Does Not Match the Witness’s Description

Date: Jan 27, 2026
Authentication Requires Consistency Between a Witness’s Recollection and the Exhibit: Trial Courts May Exclude a “Bill of Sale” When the Proffered Document Does Not Match the Witness’s Description 1....
Probable Cause to Search an Entire Single-Family Mobile Home Survives Franks-Omission Claims When the Suspect Has Home-Wide Access

Probable Cause to Search an Entire Single-Family Mobile Home Survives Franks-Omission Claims When the Suspect Has Home-Wide Access

Date: Jan 25, 2026
Probable Cause to Search an Entire Single-Family Mobile Home Survives Franks-Omission Claims When the Suspect Has Home-Wide Access Introduction In Chad Everette Urrutia v. The State of Wyoming, 2026...
Contingent Rule 14 Third-Party Claims Must Still Survive Rule 56: Speculation and Incomplete Discovery Do Not Defeat Summary Judgment Without Rule 56(d) Compliance

Contingent Rule 14 Third-Party Claims Must Still Survive Rule 56: Speculation and Incomplete Discovery Do Not Defeat Summary Judgment Without Rule 56(d) Compliance

Date: Jan 25, 2026
Contingent Rule 14 Third-Party Claims Must Still Survive Rule 56: Speculation and Incomplete Discovery Do Not Defeat Summary Judgment Without Rule 56(d) Compliance Case: Sletten Construction of...
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