Sometimes I regale clients with stories from my grandparents. Other times I use examples from my own life to explain some complex legal issue. Coming across the following, I realize that much of what I learned, I learned in kindergarten. The book with this title encapsulates the rules we should all live by. “All I…
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While we strive to give our clients and community useful information, we also wanted to take a moment to say “Thank You.” Thank you for calling on us in your time of need. Thank you for trusting us with your cases. Thank you for referring your friends, neighbors, co-workers and family members to our Law…
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The story of a courageous family caught up by unjust racial laws and the trial lawyers who helped change racist policies makes for a compelling story. And this story is true. The Washington West film festival will be showing a new film about George and Mildred Loving, Thursday, November 3rd at 6:30 pm. I hope…
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A wonderful tradition at The Madeira School is the annual Halloween Parade. As this is our last daughter’s last year at this outstanding high school, we could not fail to participate. I have been: a “Madeira Soccer Cheerleader,” “Mr. Incredible,” a “Hydrogen Atom,” and the Madeira Varsity Soccer Team (as my daughter !), I had…
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[We apologize for the image that had previously appeared in this post. An independent contractor, whose work for us has been severed, apparently loaded this on our site.] Why is my car crash case worth less than my neighbors when we have the same amount of medical bills? Some cases may appear to be very similar…
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