Category: Civil Litigation

The Paper Victory and the Hunt for Assets I recently spent 14 hours deconstructing a corporate structure that was designed to be […]

The smell of burnt coffee and ozone hangs heavy in the air of a court-mandated deposition room. I watched a client lose […]

I recently spent 14 hours deconstructing a contract that was designed to be unreadable, only to find the one clause that changed […]

The room smells of strong black coffee and the static of a failing air conditioner. You are holding a summons for a […]

How to Challenge a Discovery Request That Is Way Too Broad I smell the burnt coffee in the conference room at 3 […]

Proving fraud in a private vehicle transaction requires a forensic level of attention to detail and a refusal to accept face-value assertions. […]

The first wall against legal harassment Frivolous lawsuit dismissal requires an immediate aggressive response using procedural motions and attorney fee sanctions to […]

Strategies to Silence Debt Collectors at Your Place of Employment I smell the stale scent of strong black coffee and the cold […]

The motion to dismiss as a surgical strike A motion to dismiss under Rule 12(b)(6) serves as the primary mechanism for terminating […]

The air in the deposition room always carries the sharp scent of ozone and the mint I chew to maintain focus. It […]