The “cloud” is generally defined as a network of remote third-party computers or host “servers” that provide resources, data, services,...

The doctrine of “useful life” has applications in both accounting and litigation.  In accounting, “useful life” is forward looking to...

Recovering damages does not give the claimant an open checkbook. There are legal restrictions upon the type and amount of damages for...

The United States creates approximately 34 billion gallons of wastewater each and every day both domestically and commercially.  The...

Claimants who suffer damages due to the acts or omissions of another cannot, in most instances, just sit back and allow such costs and...

“Sick Building Syndrome” otherwise known as poor indoor air quality ("IAQ") renders building occupants sick and/or makes pre-existing...

Those of us who recall the 1976 outbreak of Legionnaires disease should remember the scare of a possible flu-like pandemic. Those who...

Construction attorney’s deal with construction contracts on a daily basis.  We are constantly drafting, editing, negotiating, and...

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

The National Interstate and Defense Highways Act of 1956, or ACT, established the interstate highway system throughout the United States...

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...