Making the Law Make Sense

A great deal of idiocy abounds on Instagram. Please do not try this ridiculous scam. It will destroy your credit rating.

Ford claims Supply Chain issues are keeping it from building Ford Mavericks. Bah!

I explain why Trump doesn't get a jury on this statutory claim.

This is a case where, in my opinion, the lawyer didn't do enough research and did not make the right arguments on behalf of his client. He stipulated to probable cause when he likely should not have. That does not excuse the 8th Circuit's ruling, however, that probable cause can be developed after the fact.

Don't click on things that look too good to be true.

Do you deal well with criticism? I offer my analysis on how to be more effective in this critical skill.

Truth is always the first casualty of war.

Some new text messages have shown up that suggest that Mel Tucker's accuser might have been hunting for a whale with a big income. The evidence might be explainable, but we'll need to wait and see.

Sovereign citizens are a unique and rather odious brand of miscreant that seems to enjoy antagonizing law enforcement, screaming at judges, and having their driver's side windows replaced as often as most people change shoes. I explore what might be wrong with them, and ask you for your comments on this issue.

How people are treated has a lot more to do with lawsuits than bad results. This video explains.

We explore why people do this crazy stuff.

When lawyers in Texas pay people to bring them cases, or directly solicit clients, that's called Barratry. This video explains.

Prosecutors often have trouble getting to the point in a case. Not this guy. He brings a pocketknife to a road rage incident. This is a good one!

Brady v. Maryland is a 1963 case involving the failure of a prosecutor to disclose exculpatory evidence. This video explains.

Talking about patients outside the hospital is sure to get you sued.

A couple sued their neighbor for adverse possession and lost. The neighbor sued for malicious prosecution. After getting the case dismissed at the circuit court, the adverse possession couple lost at the Court of Appeals.

I tell about "confidentiality" in the hospital setting.

A physician and IVF clinic were sued because a spouse (now an ex-spouse) swapped the husband's semen for her paramour's semen at the IVF clinic. Yet, it was the doctor who got sued?

The Decree is signed. Now what? I explain what to expect and how to deal with it.

Many people believe that the person who strikes first in a divorce action wins. This is a dangerous myth, and courts generally disapprove of people who split assets unfairly or attempt to impoverish their former spouse.

This is an interesting analysis of a recent LAPD shooting from a legal perspective with some care taken to ensure that nothing violent is shown other than the crash of an SUV into police cars.

Cheating, having an affair, straying from your marriage are all synonyms for one of the biggest mistakes you can make in life. This video explains how to avoid it with good communication and good decisions.

Scot Strems (a disbarred Florida lawyer) is owed $35 million by his former firm. It filed for bankruptcy.

This is an interesting analysis of a recent LAPD shooting from a legal perspective with some care taken to ensure that nothing violent is shown other than the crash of an SUV into police cars.

I will shortly have a video up on these two cases.