Splitting Hairs Over Causation: When Is Amish Beard Cutting A Hate Crime?
Does assaulting your parents in a way that is particularly hurtful to their religious values constitute a federal hate crime?
Borking Up a Storm: Romney’s High-Profile Legal Adviser Speaks His Mind
Some lawyers can be so circumspect in speech and so careful in action that they’re just plain boring. Such caution might help you make it to the Supreme Court someday, but it’s not a recipe for a very fun life. Thankfully, not all brilliant lawyers are afraid of speaking their minds. Take Robert Bork, the […]
What Biglaw Can Learn From Personal Injury Firms
How a former insurance agent built a Houston injury practice around systems, empathy, and disciplined advocacy.