Only a small percentage of filed civil lawsuits ever reach a courtroom. In fact, various studies have shown that 90 to 95% of civil disputes are resolved before a jury is ever selected. These statistics speak a powerful narrative about how the civil justice system and the ability to resolve disputes amicably actually work in…
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John is driving down the road to take his daughter to college. As they are traveling, a massive storm hits. Rain and dangerous winds beat down on the windshield, making it increasingly difficult to see. As they get closer to town, everyone is driving slower and being as cautious as possible. But in the blink…
Read articleSummary of Common Family Law Terms – Over the last few months I have written about the legal concepts related to marriage and attempted to break these concepts into bite-size pieces over a series of blogs. We’ve covered some serious ground in that time – around 15 or so blogs – and my hope is…
Read articleThe curious case of the tort and tortfeasor – While sitting at my desk last night debating which direction to take my next blog, two words kept popping up as I read through a chapter on family liability – tort and tortfeasor. These are common legal words for someone like me who has been practicing…
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