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Black Boxes in the Operating Room

Kay Van Wey January 5, 2024

Imagine turning on the evening news and learning that a jumbo jetliner has crashed killing all onboard. Your first thought may be, I wonder what

Person being arrested for a California sex abuse case

California Sex Abuse Attorneys: How CA Sexual Abuse Victims Can Get Help & Justice

Attorney at Law Magazine December 7, 2023

With the passage of laws in California that grant sexual abuse victims extended timeframes and rights to take action against abusers, it is unsurprising that

Two people involved in an Illinois sex abuse case

Finding an Illinois Sex Abuse Attorney: Getting Justice for Sex Abuse in Illinois

Attorney at Law Magazine December 6, 2023

In Chicago and the state as a whole, reports of sexual assault in Illinois have increased significantly in recent years. While this tragically shines a

What’s in a Name? The Difference Between Names in Intellectual Property

Z. Peter Sawicki and James L. Young November 29, 2023

In intellectual property (IP), this question comes about in a different context. There are many misconceptions, misunderstandings, and myths about “names” in IP which create

IP Life Expectancy

Z. Peter Sawicki and James L. Young November 1, 2023

The Unites States of America – it’s often referred to as “the land of opportunity.” The oppressed come seeking freedoms unavailable in many countries, and

The Benefits of a Solid Prenup (As Illustrated by Kevin Costner)

Rebecca Palmer October 19, 2023

The recent, very expensive divorce proceedings for award-winning actor and “Yellowstone” star Kevin Costner bring into focus the reality of what happens when a prenuptial

A Ray of Hope for Texas Patients

Kay Van Wey October 9, 2023

For those of you who follow my column, you may have noticed that I tend to focus on things that are wrong. There is never

Can You Be Charged with DWI If You Haven’t Been Drinking?

Deandra Grant October 9, 2023

Potential jurors are often surprised to learn that you can be charged with driving while intoxicated (DWI) when you’ve had no alcohol to drink. The

A Trial Lawyer’s Best Jury Evidence: The Client’s Story

Krisi Kastl & Pat Montes October 9, 2023

I am a trial lawyer, an advocate for people. In front of a jury, I want to feel as righteously indignant over my clients’ losses

Finding a Vermont Sex Abuse Attorney: How VT Sex Abuse Victims Can Get Help & Justice

Attorney at Law Magazine October 6, 2023

Reports of sexual assault have increased substantially in recent years in Vermont, with close to a 50%+ increase in reported rapes in the State in

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Finding an Illinois Sex Abuse Attorney: Getting Justice for Sex Abuse in Illinois

What’s in a Name? The Difference Between Names in Intellectual Property

IP Life Expectancy

The Benefits of a Solid Prenup (As Illustrated by Kevin Costner)

A Ray of Hope for Texas Patients

Can You Be Charged with DWI If You Haven’t Been Drinking?

A Trial Lawyer’s Best Jury Evidence: The Client’s Story

Finding a Vermont Sex Abuse Attorney: How VT Sex Abuse Victims Can Get Help & Justice

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