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2019
Carine Williams Riffs on a Very Public Mistake, the SCOTUS Decision She'd Overturn, and the Attorney She Follows on Twitter
Discovery with Carine M. Williams
The Entrepreneurial Spirit
Steve Cohen began law school at 58; now, at 68, he’s on the Rising Stars list
Vindicating Victims
Why did Trump supporter Douglas H. Wigdor take on Fox News? The same reason he’s sued the Weinstein Company, NY1 and, yes, Uber
Bellavia v. Cancer
How a mistaken diagnosis led to a fundraising movement
Keeping the Vision
Former TV producer Laverne Berry is now the star of a voting rights documentary
The Closer
Steven Molo kept moving toward his perfect firm; then he created it
Travelers’ Checks
Attorneys offer tips on navigating the legal, cultural and language barriers of partnerships abroad
Out-of-Office Message
Understanding the legal issues of working remotely
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