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While many people will never be drug tested in their lives, the issue is coming up in more settings than ever before. Drug testing is common in certain jobs, criminal cases, schools, healthcare institutions, child custody matters, and other areas. As a result, it...
You have finally completed litigation, prevailed in your case, and received a money judgment against your adversary. Now what? A judgment by a court for a specific amount of money entitles you to the amount stated, but it does not actually provide you with funds....
Michael Oher, a former professional football player, and the main character depicted in the film The Blind Side, has been in the news regarding a conservatorship that was created when he was in high school. Oher states that he believed, and the story told in the...
Some people shy away from creating trusts because putting assets into a trust means losing some control over that property. However, there are various techniques that can allow grantors (the trust’s creator) to have more flexibility over assets held in the trust....
Litigation is usually thought of in very adversarial terms. The parties fight in court arguing for their position and there is an identifiable winner and loser. The traditional court setting does not necessarily lend itself to compromise or creative resolutions....
Thanks to extensive press coverage, you have probably heard of the lawyer who submitted a legal brief prepared using ChatGPT that cited cases that didn’t exist. ChatGPT just made them up. Artificial intelligence (“AI”) tools like ChatGPT are increasingly being...