Scary Statistics: Halloween Accidents
Ghosts and goblins aren’t the only scary things about Halloween. In fact, the real horrors of the holiday don’t dwell in haunted houses - they haunt the roads. Traffic accidents [...]
Supreme Court < Supreme Pizza
It’s been hot here. Not islands and west coast on fire hot, but hot all the same. I blame the heat for recent events. Hard to explain the weirdness that [...]
What is the New OSHA Rule?
What is the New OSHA Rule? OSHA already requires most employers with 10 employees or more, exempting few minimal-risk industries, to keep records of serious workplace injuries and illnesses. However, [...]
Less is More Trouble.
It is that most wonderful time of the year- CLE reporting period. Those who have their continuing legal education credits sit smugly by while those of us who are a [...]
Pomp and Circumstances Beyond our Control
Gentle Reader, It is summer, and graduation time for law students. It is also time for my semi-regular rant on law school. My law school experience was decades ago, so [...]
Safe Driving: National Traffic Awareness Month
Did you know that August is National Traffic Awareness Month? This month is dedicated to drawing attention to the importance of traffic safety, and sharing information to help reduce the [...]
Independence Day: Buzzed Driving = Drunk Driving
America’s birthday is a time for fireworks, BBQs, and the celebration of our freedom. Unfortunately, the 4th of July is also known for increased traffic accidents. According to the NHTSA, [...]
It’s What You Say And Where You Say It.
Back in the day, I think it was a Tuesday, my mentor told me not to write anything I would be embarrassed to see on the front page of the [...]
Proving Fault: 18-Wheeler Crashes
Personal injury lawyers can use a variety of types of legal evidence to prove who is at fault for an 18-wheeler accident. Proving fault is key to getting the personal [...]
What Goes Down must be Sold Up
I was taking a deposition last week when I disappeared. Literally. It was a Zoom deposition with a doctor and I had paid handsomely for the privilege of questioning him. [...]