Most everyone has heard of the “sovereign immunity doctrine” or SID.  Simply put, SID means no person or entity can sue the government...

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

As a young attorney, my principal focus was learning and perfecting my chosen legal craft and profession - construction law. Once I...

The “green movement” seems to be all the rage in political circles, including under the so-called “Infrastructure Investment and Jobs...

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

Clients often inquire about the various types of claims or lawsuits they may need to defend against. Many non-lawyers question whether...

Nowadays, clients often ask what laws govern contracts for the the purchase and sale of “goods” between private companies during...

We in America are constantly swiping our credit cards to make purchases. In 2022, credit card transactions in the US alone totaled 54.8...

Once upon a time, arbitration was fast, efficient, and economical. Arbitration proceedings were typically completed in no more than 12...

A Virginia judge recently denied a school board's motion to dismiss a lawsuit based on newly-discovered Facebook posts. The suit started...

In Premier Pediatric Providers, LLC v. Kennesaw Pediatrics, P.C. (Ga. Feb. 20, 2024), the Supreme Court of Georgia held that the Court of...

The Court of Appeals of Georgia sees one of these about every week or two — a notice of appeal filed within 30 days of a denial of a...