Voting Law Changes Upheld in Ohio
The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld recent changes in the Ohio voting laws. The state of Ohio recently...
Month: August 2016
Georgia Sued by DOJ for Alleged ADA Infractions
The Department of Justice is suing the Georgia Board of Education, alleging that students with disabilities are being segregated in...
This Day in Law History
On this day, August 29th, John Locke the legal philosopher was born in 1632, in Wrington, England. Considered one of...
Legal Profession Still Wary of Using Metadata
Legal technology, especially the mining of deep metadata for corporate counsels and trial lawyers, is not yet embraced by the legal...
Does the Lawyer/Client Confidentiality Trust Include Politics?
Michael Cohen is an attorney who works for Donald Trump. He is also extremely outspoken about championing his client for...
A Hot Button Issue
When attorney Andrea Burton appeared in Judge Robert Milich's municipal court last week, he asked her to remove her "Black...
Children Who Defend Themselves in Court
Anyone facing a federal felony charge, no matter what their age may be, is entitled to representation at no cost....
Unpaid, But Not Unbilled
John Millrun was outraged to learn he had been billed by his law firm for 250 dollars for work done...
Haven’t Got a Prayer in Court? In Texas, You Do
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton recently issued a legal opinion that states that opening state and county court hearings with...
E-Discovery Update
While the use of E-discovery for litigation and Freedom of Information Act requests has been standardized since 2006, recent developments...
