Category: Law

TLDR: Field sobriety tests are one of the most commonly challenged pieces of evidence in DUI cases, and for good reason. They’re subjective, officer-administered, and easy to fail even when

TLDR: The first 24 hours after a DUI charge matter more than most people realize, from what you say to police to how fast you request a hearing on your

If you think a handshake and a “good vibe” will protect your life savings during a home renovation, you are already in trouble. It sounds cynical, I know. But after

In the administrative dissolution of a marriage, retirement accounts often represent one of the most significant portions of the marital estate. Because these accounts are governed by complex federal and

When I first told my father I was specializing in family law, he immediately pictured me as a shark in a cheap suit tearing apart marriages for sport. Personal framing

The most uncomfortable truth about the construction industry is that the law doesn’t actually care if you’re a “good” person or a “hard worker.” In the eyes of the court,

I’ve spent the better part of 15 years watching people age 10 years in just 6 months of building litigation. It’s a sobering sight. Really. People walk into my office

The controversial truth is that most construction lawyers have never spent a single day wearing a hard hat, yet they’ll gladly charge you five hundred dollars an hour to tell

Can a will be changed after death? It sounds like a trick question, or perhaps the plot of a particularly dramatic legal thriller. Usually, we think of a last will

An attorney general serves as the top law enforcement and legal representative for their country’s government. Though their appointment and removal varies between nations, some common themes exist between all