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Best of YouTube: Appointed For Life & Billing Time
I'm a federal judge and I'm smarter than you, for all my life.... »
Personal Injury Damages; Collateral Benefits
Often times, injured parties are compensated by third parties, or collateral sources, including, but not limited to their personal insurer, disability payments, and workers compensation »
Jobs in a Down Economy
Now that I am in law school, I am inundated with articles from friends and classmates about the extreme competitiveness of relatively low paying jobs. Partly because we are all glad to be under the protection of graduate school, partly out of fear over what the job market will look like when we graduate. A... »
Feelin’ Hot, Hot Hot!
Millions of Americans wake up every morning with a common goal, coffee. Coffee is hands down the world’s most popular stimulant. It is estimated that over 1.4 billion cups of coffee are consumed world wide every day. In America, 4 out of 5 adults drink coffee, accounting for over 400 million cups per day.... »
Your Opinion Counts!
A while back I took this test online – as part of a survey panel I participate in – which concluded that I am among the most creative minds in the country. Statistically speaking, at least. From time to time I am invited to participate in online surveys, which pay alright and a couple... »
Contract Law: Expectation Damages
Expectation damages are designed to compensate the injured party for the benefit he would have received had the contract not been breached, minus any amount he would have spent in performance of the contract »
How To: My First Website & Blog
In this post, I will outline for you some basic steps to getting your own website up and running. »
Labor Statistics
Perhaps one of the most eagerly awaited economic indicators, labor statistics are very influential on the behavior of the financial markets. Basically, the more people that have jobs to earn money, the more money there is available to spend in the economy, and the better we can assume the overall well-being of the general... »