My first time on stage, I was a mess. What else could be expected of a 12 year old who had just joined the seventh grade choir two months prior?
Life Lessons Learned Along the Way: Lessons from the Stage
Blog: Insurance Defense
When Attorney Marketing Becomes Defamatory: How Far Does The Litigation Privilege Extend?
In most jurisdictions, attorneys have an absolute privilege to make statements during the course of judicial proceedings without fear of being subject to defamation liability.
Life Lessons Learned Along the Way: Dust Settles (Clients Want a Result, Not Paper)
It's 1982 and I'm told we are merging with a firm called Maddin and Maddin.
Civil Rights Exposure of Private Entities under Section 1983; Avoiding the Fray
It is a well-established legal principle that liability for deprivation of civil rights pursuant to 42 U.S.C. § 1983 is generally reserved for
Life Lessons Learned Along the Way:
Opening Day – Semper Fidelis
I’m in the third of four generations of Chicago White Sox fans.
Timing is Not Necessarily Everything: Defending Retaliatory Termination Claims Under Michigan’s Civil Rights Act
It is no surprise that plaintiffs generally bear the burden to prove all of the elements of their claims.