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I wrote a little bit about Formal Ethics Opinion 2017-F-163 a couple of years ago when it was first issued.

Hindsight bias is a problem for defendants in health care liability cases.

Because if you can get it finalized by June 30, then you might still have the chance to be reinstated starting July 1, 2025.

It's Tuesday night, October 8, 2019. What are you going to do with your evening? Want to read a letter written by someone who seems pretty clearly like someone who should...

Recently I wrote a bit about the latest Formal Ethics Opinion adopted in Tennessee including a bit of additional content focused on the enactment of this opinion as the maiden voyage of the new process involving ...

On June 5, 2019, the Tennessee Department of Revenue released updated guidance regarding sales tax collection from out of state dealers.

I have recently been asked on several different occasions by friends and acquaintances to confirm what happens to their assets if they die without a last will and testament.

Last week, leading businesses, legal experts and government officials met in Kuala Lumpur at INTA's 2019 ...

For the second installment of the WYNAW series, I'm starting the simplest example: what happens if you die without a will when you are single with no children.

The Arizona Supreme Court has created its own Task Force on Delivery of Legal Services.

Supplementary Examination will no longer be available to Singapore patent applications filed on or after 1 January 2020*.

First, this is not being titled as a "Friday Follow Up" post because, like the rest of you, I have no idea what day of the week it is at this point.

While I'm catching up on things I should have managed to write about sooner, ABA Formal Ethics Op. 488 is deserving of a few words.

The Standing Committee on Ethics and Professional Responsibility of the ABA has been on something of a bit of a "spree" when it comes to the issuance of ethics opinions.

If you are a reader of legal publications or legal blogs, you've likely already read something about the nightmarish night out in Indiana that resulted in two state court judges being shot and...

Now, I'm certain the 5 or 6 of you still left who haven't been alienated by the long hiatus are a bit miffed about the lack of content over the last couple of weeks.

I know. I'm either: (a) such a sucker for Utah-centric wordplay; (b) a lame, repetitive sort of humorist; or (c) both a and b.