As the news broke late last week that an autopsy of former New England Patriots star tight end revealed severe chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), lawyers
Yup. That’s right. I’ve been called that many times in my career as an attorney fighting for the rights of my clients. Those who call
Outrage is the new drug of choice in this country and to a certain extent we’re all addicted to it. Our appetite for outrage has
Same-sex marriages in Florida have been legal since January 6, 2015, as a result of Brenner v. Scott, the federal lawsuit that eventually overturned the
Hillsborough County is a densely populated, some would say overgrown, neighbor whose roadways are fraught with danger and accidents. All the new construction doesn’t make
What happened to Hunter Wendelstadt never happens. Wendelstadt is a Major League baseball umpire who was working the plate during the Red Sox-Indians game Monday
White Nationalism, Nazism, White Supremacists, alt-right, alt-left. Words that have lit up social media and our everyday conversations and preoccupations. What the hell happened to
Devout Catholics have always believed in the inviolability of the confessional. In spite of the sacrament changing names over the years-Confession to Sacrament of Penance
A few months ago, I wrote about Florida’s high divorce rate and its relation to stress and anxiety. Now it seems some researchers want to
Statutes of limitations, whether concerning a criminal or civil matter, are there to protect the defendant. In civil cases, they are legal boundaries that limit