Invasions of Privacy
Newspapers around the country recently reported on the Erin Andrews trial in Nashville, Tennessee. Ms. Andrews, a famous sportscaster, had filed a lawsuit against a
March 11, 2016
Newspapers around the country recently reported on the Erin Andrews trial in Nashville, Tennessee. Ms. Andrews, a famous sportscaster, had filed a lawsuit against a
They call them “Never Events” – events that can be prevented or avoided, such as a pressure ulcer (PU) or a fall. Simply, the hospital
The New York Times recently reported on the pending San Diego trial of a law school graduate suing her alma mater for allegedly inflating its
Last week, the United States Supreme Court denied certification in Mullins v. Direct Digital, LLC, a Seventh Circuit case in which the Court refused to
Two months ago, I watched the entire season of “Making a Murderer” over the course of two days. I watched because the story is fascinating
Finding out your neighborhood or your home has been polluted from nearby industry can be a terrifying experience. Our homes are where we feel most
Office Building Janitor Secretly Videotaped Women Over 11-Month Period An invasion of privacy case involving a group of 29 women surreptitiously videotaped using a restroom
An astonishing article appeared in the March 2, 2016 edition of The New York Times. In what they called a “startling accusation,” lawyers in litigation
There is no question that business and commerce can and do wreak havoc with our environment and our planet. Worse yet is that the rampant
