Enabling You To Practice Your Profession
Enabling You To Practice Your Profession
29AprHalf the work an estate planning attorney does in a first meeting is unwinding bad assumptions. Not from clients who haven’t thought about it. From clients who have, and who walked in with a plan they built from a friend’s divorce, a parent’s probate, a podcast, and a $69 online
29AprWatch enough body-cam footage from DUI stops along Highway 95 and the channel pull-off near Rotary Park, and you start to see a pattern. The officer’s case is usually built before the breath test ever happens. The driver’s defense, on the other hand, is mostly destroyed in the first 15
29AprMost employees who walk into a California employment lawyer’s office and say “I want to file a harassment claim” already have an opinion about what happened. Their boss did something gross. A coworker said something they shouldn’t have. Maybe a promotion got dangled in a way that made their stomach
29AprThe first week after a commercial truck crash in Rhode Island is louder than people expect. Phone calls from carriers. Forms in the mail. A claims adjuster who is unusually friendly. Someone offering to pay for the rental. Underneath all that, evidence is quietly walking away from the scene. By
29AprPicture a woman in her early 50s walking into a divorce consult last fall. She’d been married 23 years. Two grown kids, a paid-off house in East Brainerd, a 401(k) her husband had built up at his job at TVA, and a small inheritance she’d kept in a separate account
29AprA version of this question shows up in immigration consults across the country, in the kind of voice you only hear from someone whose family is split: “If we file this, what are the odds?” Picture a man removed from the United States seven years earlier. He has a U.S.
29AprA New Orleans driver got cited for going 53 in a 35 on Carrollton last fall. He logged into the city’s online portal, paid $214, and went on with his life. He felt responsible. Adult. Done with it. Two years and seven months later, his auto insurance came up for
29AprPicture a widow getting a phone call last spring. Her husband had named a nephew as executor. The nephew was nice, organized, and very confident, which is usually a great combination until the moment he told her she “couldn’t have” the antique sideboard because he had decided it should go
29AprPicture a rider hit on Independence Boulevard. A sedan turns left across his lane, the rider has the green, the impact crushes his right leg in two places. Three witnesses, dashcam footage, a police report listing the sedan driver as at fault. Open and shut, right? Not in North Carolina.
29AprIf anyone polled people outside the Orange County Courthouse on how much something has to be worth before a shoplifting case turns into a felony, the average guess would be $1,000. Maybe $2,000. The actual number is $750. That is it. $750. A first-time shoplifter at the Florida Mall who
