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Which is worse on the economy?

August 24, 2011 by

Feel free to elaborate on your choice, and why it is a loaded question, in the comments. In the meantime, chew on this:

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Litigation Funding: Helping you get your case to trial or disrupting the litigation process?

July 22, 2011 by

If you haven’t heard of litigation funders, then stay tuned. I’m sure you will soon. They’re here to make sure your next big case gets the cash it needs to stay alive to victory or settlement. Or are they just here to see if they can make a buck? Or both? If you have heard […]

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In which I am distracted, and libertarians infiltrate polite society

June 21, 2011 by

I’m a bit preoccupied. My Better Half reached her due date yesterday, and we are anxiously awaiting whatever comes next. So, in the meantime, while I’m trying to get my “head in the game,” here’s some stuff to expand your knowledge and entertain your senses. Or maybe vice-versa. Also, libertarian views on the rise: Said […]

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Peacemakers and lawyers: synonymous?

September 28, 2010 by

Perusing a copy of the ABA‘s GPSOLO magazine, I came across an article focused on attorneys as peacemakers in a family law setting.  With my sister recently divorced, and knowing plenty of attorneys who make their living in divorces, I know that peacemaking is not an easily obtained goal, if it even is a goal […]

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