Foodborne illnesses have become commonplace in the United States.  The recent outbreak of listeria in products prepared at the Boars Head...

 Parties who prevail in litigation throughout the US are generally not entitled to recover costs and attorneys fees, unless provided by...

Atlanta distributes between 70 and 115 million gallons of water per day, to more than 1.2 million end users spread across 379 square...

This was the question, posed by my 16 year old great-niece, having flown in from Alaska and meeting me for the first time.  It was a...

All but one President of the United States or POTUS, have issued Executive Orders or EO's starting with George Washington in 1789.  EO's...

Nowadays it is rare to see a contract governed by common law that does not contain one or more forms of limitation of remedy.  [See,...

Georgia, along with nineteen (19) other States, recently adopted changes to their versions of the Uniform Commercial Code or UCC.  The...

Last Spring, prior to adoption of the new Georgia “Squatter Reform Act” criminalizing squatting, I provided pro-bono services to the...

Not every wrong gives rise to a remedy!  This principle is especially applicable to tort law.  A tort is the breach of a public duty...

Google now makes almost every purpose and application of form contract readily available to anyone with access to the internet. Users of...

The State of Washington recently announced attorney's may be licensed to practice law there without passing the State bar exam. Does that...

Most parties negotiating contracts focus upon the big 3 contract terms – scope, price, and schedule. Such a focus makes sense, given...