by Experience, Dedication, Results | Jul 12, 2011
The Supreme Court justices farm their law clerks from the Circuit Courts. That is, a law student from an exceptional law school with stellar credentials first lands an appointment to one of the Circuit Justices. He or she is selected however based on...
by Experience, Dedication, Results | Jul 11, 2011
Our brains [or more exactly our reptilian core brain stem] always ask the following questions: Can I eat it? Can I have sex with it? Will it kill me?” THE QUESTIONS ARE NOT THAT NOVEL, BUT THE ANSWERS, WELL, THOSE DETERMINE THE DESTINY OF A PERSON, AND THE FATE...
by Experience, Dedication, Results | Jul 11, 2011
The labor game plan has the look of a bungled play called in the huddle by start quarterback Tom Brady. The call went like this: “de-certify” the players union. That will free us from the collective bargaining and arbitration process, and allow us to...
by Experience, Dedication, Results | Jul 11, 2011
The moms used their PTA status to add credibiity to their two year scheme. They claimed they had the exclusive right to distribute dairy products to Disneyland. One of the three was arrested and convicted on charges of an earlier similar scam...
by Experience, Dedication, Results | Jul 10, 2011
As taken from Bloomberg: “Here are some of the statistics that the court dismissed as having fallen “well short” of showing that managers were exercising pay and promotion discretion in a common way, which the women needed to prove to proceed as a...
by Experience, Dedication, Results | Jul 10, 2011
Emile Zola wrote of a miners’ strike in France in the 1860s. Victor Hugo wrote Les Miserables, and the distorted idea of justice without mercy. Harriet Beecher Stowe wrote of the cruel inhumanity of slavery in America in the 1850s. These are...
