Archive for November, 2018
Nov 13, 2018

Psalm 107 tells Israel’s story. God brought His people out of slavery and into land of their own. But even after entering the Promised Land, they still struggled. Some faced hardship. Some wandered in the wastelands, hungry and thirsty. Some found themselves in deadly peril.  But God heard their cries and delivered them from their distress. Again and again, the psalmist […]

Nov 12, 2018

Thank you all veterans. Today; yesterday; tomorrow – every single day – you are our true heroes. You lay your lives on the line for the families of this beautiful country. You sacrifice for complete strangers to maintain the security of our homeland and for that we thank you. You could be like so many others and […]

Nov 9, 2018

In addition to working on cases, most lawyers are involved in at least one organization outside of their role at a firm or company. These organizations often include professional, community and charitable organizations, and may also include groups with which the lawyer has a personal connection, such as churches or religious organizations, alumni groups from […]

Nov 8, 2018

“Does this mean we have to go to trial?” I would have to say I hear this question from clients more than any other, generally accompanied by an anxious, pleading look. As attorneys who pride themselves on being prepared to proceed to trial in any case we take on, and doing so with a good […]

Nov 7, 2018

As Thanksgiving and Christmas approach, we start to partake in some of our favorite holiday traditions and festivities. One tradition that accompanies several holidays is that of the “food eating contest.” Although seeming harmless in nature, these contests can often turn deadly and can leave those who put on the contest in hot water. This […]

Nov 5, 2018

With the busyness of life, I think we all forget to just take time for ourselves and our families to regroup, refocus, and appreciate so many little things in life that we take for granted every day. My daughter and I recently took a vacation and this vacation was different than our “usual” trips. It was […]

Nov 2, 2018

We all agree that our veterans deserve the best medical care possible. However, a recent article published by the USA Today illustrates how confusion caused by the massive bureaucracy at the VA can pose a direct threat to patient safety. As reported, the VA cancelled 250,000 orders for diagnostic tests, sometime without consulting the doctors who ordered […]

Nov 1, 2018

Flesh Detecting Technology for Use with Table Saws has Existed for Over 14 Years, However, Table Saw Manufacturers Continuously and Intentionally Resist Implementing This Available Technology to Prevent Injuries. More than 4,000 Americans suffer amputations, getting their hands mangled using what is by far the most dangerous woodworking tool: the table saw. That amounts to more […]