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Things lose their usefulness over time. No matter how innovative and useful they were when they were first invented, most end up in a junk heap or, at best, a museum. For example, Kitty Hawk, the first powered airplane in human history. A great advance in the history of technology, it is useless today, neither… Continue reading
In general, you also have the right to be treated fairly and in good faith, including the right not to be fired without good cause, a fair and honest reason from the employer. In California, this means an opportunity to respond or respond to allegations made against you in the workplace. This is a way… Continue reading
In the last quarter of 2008, the United States faces economic challenges never imagined even a few months ago. How will businesses manage and survive constraints on credit, demand, and growth? How is the economic recession affecting lawyers and law firms serving the business community? It is an obvious fact that companies can only consider… Continue reading
Legal internships are the first step to a successful legal career. Theoretical knowledge is essential, but it should not be left behind in the practical application of the theory. The demand for legal professionals around the world has created a pseudo revolution around the world. More and more applicants join every second. You start your… Continue reading
We landed in New Delhi on January 25, 2001 after flying almost 8 hours from London Gatwick. The airline had a contract to fly Indian Muslims to Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, for the annual Haj from Bangalore, Madras and New Delhi. That night we had a party in a hotel room that lasted until the wee… Continue reading
The report of planners sued by heirs or relatives for not discussing long-term care planning and protection options may be more hearsay than reality, but leading national experts report that they are unavoidable. “I have not seen many claims of this nature. That said, it is conceivable that you will see complaints against planners, and… Continue reading
TS Eliot must have attended some school meetings of his own when he wrote: “We will not stop exploring, and the end of all our exploration will be to get to where we started and see the place for the first time.. “I have just returned from my 40-year reunion at law school. I saw… Continue reading
I had the pleasure of chatting with Teen Psychic, Ross Bartlett this week, and believe me I was impressed. The nineteen-year-old from the south of England is the calmest, most relaxed and spiritually centered adolescent in the western world I have ever spoken to. Well, on the grill. To get smoothly into my 2-page A4… Continue reading
I recently attended a luncheon to discuss issues affecting Iowa consumers filing for bankruptcy. Judge Lee M. Jackwig and Judge Anita Shodeen of the Iowa Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Iowa attended the luncheon, as did bankruptcy trustees and local bankruptcy attorneys. Judge Shodeen asked me to discuss the status of Chapter 13… Continue reading
I sat down last night and tried to calculate how many youth sports games in total I had attended for my three children over the years. I’m not sure why I did this. Maybe he was bored. Or maybe it was the realization that my youngest son was turning 13, and this stage of our… Continue reading