Losing the Impossible Loss? It Happens.
Stuart Thomas dropped by my office last week. Since it was too early for him to be in town for Christmas parties, it could only mean one thing- he was [...]
Sue One, Appeal One for Free.
Gentle Reader, Writing a monthly column is a peculiar thing. It’s like sending a letter to future me, but with only the knowledge of past me. No sense discussing the [...]
They are Called Rules for a Reason
They say you shouldn’t meet your heroes. It isn’t a problem for me as I don’t know where Gotham City is and its hero doesn’t leave it. I did break [...]
Were the Good Old Days any Good?
I came home from court irritated last week. My wife saw it on my face and asked who was responsible. I told her about my opponent’s tactics that I thought [...]
. 2 Credit Hours for Reading. CLE What I did There?
Continuing legal education is not the bane of my existence, but it is bane worthy. The whole concept of reporting my yearly legal education is irksome. The forms in my [...]
For English, Press 1.
For English, Press 1. For English You can Understand, Please Try Again Later. I am a lawyer today because of computers. Back when I got out of law school, computers [...]
JoeDay 2.0 – This Time its Personal.
I have been observing JoeDay for four years. Like the Constitution, it is a living thing. Unlike the Constitution, all of us sworn to protect it take the charge seriously. [...]
A Call to Action for Lawyers
When I was a (much) younger lawyer, I was a member of the American Bar Association. In part because I was a joiner back then and gravitated to any group [...]
Is AI a Cooking Service for Lawyers?
I can’t cook. Technically that isn’t true, I am capable of combining an ingredient or two with heat to make something edible. But I am not a good cook. My [...]
May the Force be With You, Because the Law is Not.
There was a disruption in the Force recently, the size of which has not been seen since the Death Star obliterated Alderaan in the first (or fourth if you are [...]