Making the Law Make Sense

This video explains some of the behind the scenes goings on in the YNW Melly Trial set for February of 2024.

As a matter of fact, there are. I explain in this video.

This video explains attorney-client privilege

As I explain in the video, it's the client.

This is an update to a prior video I did on this subject.

This video explains why a lawyer is needed in closing real estate transactions

I will announce the winners of the Limerick Contest on Thursday, November 30, 2023.

This video describes transactional immunity.

It is appropriate at this time of year to say thanks to you, my loyal subscribers. I hope you have a marvelous holiday.

Lawyers toss around a lot of words sometimes. Use immunity. Derivative Use Immunity. What does it all mean? Well, this video explains.

Come to the channel to see the entire video.

This video explores the motion for Judgment Notwithstanding the Verdict.

Jessy Kurczewski could not escape justice.

Great closing by the state, and a fairly good performance by the defense in this case.

I explain why the Waukesha County Medical Examiner made an excellent witness in the Kurczewski trial.

This was one of the worst tried criminal cases I have ever seen. I have no doubt that Lori was not guilty, but the prosecutors did not perform to standard.

A good opening by both side, I think.

I can't tell the story right now, but I will be doing some research to see what's up.

She told the judge she didn't do the murder. Yesterday, the Supreme Court of Georgia agreed with her.

SCOTUS is being asked to look at a California case that suggests that honking your horn is a form of free expression.

An interesting case where a lawyer, acting on behalf of his client, published truthful information but was still sued for defamation.

It's not everyday your lawyer can get a verdict against you multiplied by 2.6 times!

The federal authorities are prosecuting a Natick, MA psychiatrist for Medicare fraud and wire fraud for billing 8,000 procedures he never did.

A hospital propped up a patient in bed two hours after they were pronounced dead in order to get the family to consent to removing "life support." Yeah. Really.

Media reports tell us much about how a Title IX case shapes up in Texas.