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2019
Can I Get a Lawyer?
Missouri’s implied consent law and other DWI misconceptions for first-timers
Weekday Litigator, Weekend Race Car Driver
Five weekends a year, look for Ed Hugo on the racetrack
Gentleman Driver
Five weekends a year, look for Ed Hugo on the racetrack
Austin Mourns Passing of Phil Durst
‘Texas Treasure’ Dies at Age 63
Pot of Gold
Can cannabis become big business?
The Fog of Breach
What happens when your company is hacked?
The Other Side of the Wind
How New York can become the Saudi Arabia of renewable energy
Classifying the Misclassified
When should an independent contractor be considered a fulltime employee?
When the State Steps In
A primer on parental rights
It’s Not Personal, Sonny, It’s Strictly Business
The pitfalls of starting an enterprise with friends and family
Password Too Well-Protected
Protecting digital assets in an estate plan
Bump in the Road
Who's liable when you drive, bike or stumble over a pothole?
A Hard Pill to Swallow
Why even generic drugs are so expensive
Defining “Appropriate”
How parents can advocate for the education of a child with special needs
Keeping the Golden Years Golden
How to spot signs of caregiver financial abuse
Chemical Reaction
Three DWI attorneys dispel the myths surrounding DWI tests like the breathalyzer
Seattle Police Officer Claims Camp Cleanup Ruined His Health
Attorney Lincoln Beauregard says the city should have known about the risk of contamination at a homeless encampment
Wayne Parsons' Contribution to the Apollo 11 Mission
Remembering the mission on its 50th Anniversary