Legal Articles, General Practice

Self-determination in International Law

Self-Determination in International Law, 12 Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law 132, 1981

Pursuing negligence actions arising from construction site injuries

Article prepared and distributed at a seminar in 2004 sponsored by the Connecticut Trial Lawyers Association

USCIS Announces Filipino World War II Veterans Parole Program Policy

In this post, I will explain the reasons why USCIS implemented the program and why I think it is an appropriate exercise of the Attorney General’s statutory parole power.

Pew Research Survey Indicates Increasing Support for Restrictions on Speech

A recent Pew Research Survey indicates that support for restrictions on certain types of “offensive” speech is on the rise. In this post, I will explain why this trend stands against our traditions and constitutional values.

New Series of Posts: Analyzing the Effect of Election Issues on Immigration

It is no exaggeration to say that every aspect of our immigration system will be affected by the results of this November’s federal elections. While many people look simply to who the President is, it is important to remember that there are many other moving parts to our immigration system.

What You Should Know About Shift Work Disorder - Workers Comp Attorneys St. Louis

June is the National Safety Month. One of the issues that National Safety Council has highlighted is the adverse health risks associated with shift work- truck drivers, doctors, nurses, police officers and others who work outside the 9-5 shift.

A VIEW FROM THE BENCH: PROFESSIONALISM IN COURT. WHAT DOES THAT MEAN TO A JUDGE?

An article which was published in the Florida Family Law Section Commentator Magazine. It is regarding an interview with Broward County Circuit Court Judge Timothy Bailey discussing Judge Bailey's view on professionalism in the courtroom.

Sleep Aids Can Have an Adverse Effect on Driving Ability in Chicago

Getting behind the wheel of an automobile after taking sleep aids can lead to severe accidents.

The "Welcome Dayton" Program

In this post, I will take a look at Dayton's “Welcome Dayton” initiative and how its principles should be welcomed by those seeking positive changes to our immigration laws.

Massachusetts Has The Safest Teen Drivers

Though the numbers nationwide for teen drivers are grim, teenage drivers in the Bay State are the safest in the country.

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