Trump’s IRS Settlement: Shielding Past Taxes To Closing Lawfare Loopholes?
Let’s look at the language in the settlement agreement.
From Tax Lawsuit To Anti-Lawfare Fund: Examining Trump’s Unprecedented Settlement With His Own Government
Trump and his family will not receive anything from this fund but instead get a formal apology from the United States.
How Checkbox’s ‘Legal Front Door’ Can Transform Your Workflow
Leveraging agentic AI to triage, prioritize, and automate the law department inbox.
Law School Advice In The Age Of Information Overload
What used to be a desert of information is now a tidal wave of AI slop and YouTube videos.
Why Spirit Airlines Failed — And Why You Might Miss It
What goes up must come down.
Porsche’s Factory Mileage Reset: Can They Legally Turn Back The Odometer?
Failing to disclose that the car has been fully restored is an omission of a material fact.
Can The Police Really Crack Down On Montana License Plates?
It's not as simple as it seems.
Keeping Law School Accessible When Federal Loans Fall Short
As federal borrowing caps tighten financing options for law students, one organization is stepping in to negotiate the terms they can't secure alone.
Online Troll Johnny Somali Sentenced To 6 Months And 20 Days In South Korean Jail For Being A Sex Offender Nuisance
A longer sentence is still possible.
Don’t Write ‘April Fools’ On Your Tax Return Or Try A Trump-Protest Stunt Because The IRS Won’t Be Laughing
The IRS has heard the moral objection argument before and now considers these arguments to be frivolous.
California Cracking Down On Supercar Owners Illegally Using Montana License Plates
But it must fix the laws that incentivize them to do this.
Supreme Court Kills IEEPA Tariffs — Importers Cheer, Consumers … Not So Much
Let's review how tariffs actually get collected in the United States.
What Biglaw Can Learn From Personal Injury Firms
How a former insurance agent built a Houston injury practice around systems, empathy, and disciplined advocacy.
Could Artificial Intelligence Bankrupt Social Security?
The solvency of the social security trust fund has been a concern in the past few decades.
Is President Trump’s $10B Lawsuit Against The IRS Legitimate Despite Being Both The Plaintiff And The Defendant?
Trump will have to prove actual damages sufficient to justify the $10 billion he is demanding.
Trump’s Recent Tariff Edicts Seem To Ignore The Supreme Court’s Skepticism
Imposing tariffs over a personal snub hardly qualifies as an international emergency or a threat to U.S. interests.
Gimme More (Deductions): Britney Spears Challenges The IRS At The US Tax Court
What can a noncelebrity learn from Britney Spears’s fight with the IRS?
From Sinners To Civil Servants: The Evolution Of Tax Collectors From Jesus’s Time To Today
Modern tax collectors do not profit personally from collections.