I love the opportunities that technology offers the consumers of professional services. As it relates to law, technology allows people to gather information about their legal rights, make an informed decision about whether to seek legal advice, and compare and... read more
As a Gamecock fan, I am enjoying the turmoil of our SEC East rivals. I am tempted to say “I told you so.” Lane Kiffin had no record of accomplishment, his employment history had telltale signs of impending trouble, and he began violating NCAA rules from the moment... read more
Who was Harry Blackmun? The short answer is that he was an Associate Justice of the United Supreme Court and the author of Roe v. Wade. The slightly longer answer can be found in the 2005 national bestseller Becoming Justice Blackmun: Harry Blackmun’s Supreme... read more
No one likes the thought of going to a nursing home, but assisted living facilities seem to provoke much less dread and concern. Nursing homes provide residents with 24/7 skilled nursing care while assisted living facilities provide housing, food, and care to... read more
Trying cases is what I think I do best. There are some lessons that I have learned along the way. Twitter helped be shrink them down to 140 characters or less. Here are my top 10: 1. Cases are won as much by facts forgotten as facts remembered. 2 If truth is in... read more
I have tried two defamation cases to a jury verdict, although I have handled many defamation cases (and have a worthwhile defamation case I am currently handling). Almost all of the defamation cases I handle arise out of the workplace, whether a current employment... read more