Merry Chris... er, Happy Holidays? Thank the establishment clause.

There is nothing wrong with reviewing the rules once and a while.

The Internet is full of homegrown new lawyers blogs

The answer to the question of whether an entity needs an attorney in court is simply "yes." Despite the fact that the legislature has attempted to create exceptions to the common law rule and some courts may allow a non-attorney appearance, the longstanding common law rule still applies. Failing to appear with an attorney representative may have a consequence of dismissal or default.

Think our judicial system is bad now? It was a lot worse when you were dealing with the king

The Internet is full of free places to do your work. Here's a few.

A flat fee is not always the best way to go in a contested divorce...for the client

You're never too busy to market yourself

TSA workers weigh unionization