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...

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

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

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...

In 1973, Major League Baseball ("MLB") established baseball arbitration, or BBA as a unique process for resolving salary disputes between...

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...

Conflict of law rules or CLR come into play when a transaction or occurrence involves more than one State or Country.  And this occurs...

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...