College Student Kills Himself In Naperville Because Of Robinhood App
A Naperville student died by suicide late last year because he believed he had been suddenly thrust into debt amounting to $730,000 — and now
How To Explain Tax Law To New Clients
Tax law is among the most difficult practice areas because of its overall complexity. On top of that, the Internal Revenue Service doesn’t give anyone
How Do We Determine If A Case Is Worth Taking?
Lawyers have somewhat of a shady reputation — and even though it’s rarely deserved, there’s good reason for it. When a potential client has been
Is It Legal To Build A Case Against An Organization’s Environmental Impact?
Companies have a long history of neglecting the environment (and people) in their pursuit of profit. The damage has been catastrophic, but because these rich
Will A Personal Injury Award Impact A Client’s Disability Claims?
One of the most importants aspects of personal injury law is accuracy. Not only does a lawyer need to be one hundred percent certain he
Why President Trump’s Lawyers Should Be Handling Impeachment Case Differently
Everywhere we look, it seems like no one believes Trump’s impeachment lawyers are doing a good job. Their case seems disjointed, uninspired, and just, well,
The Main Reasons Personal Injury Cases Go Off The Rails
Not every personal injury case has merit. If you cannot prove that a person or organization was knowingly negligent enough to cause you harm —
How To Build A New Legal Practice In 2021
The road to building a new law firm is changing due to the novel coronavirus pandemic that has gripped our communities for the last twelve
How COVID-19 Is Changing Divorce Law This Valentine’s Day
The end-of-year holiday season is one of the biggest reasons that couples decide to split apart. Thanksgiving and Christmas require a lot of work —
How Attorneys Should Handle Difficult Clients
It’s sometimes easy to forget that both attorneys and their clients are people — and they are entitled to their own feelings. That’s why it’s