Articles Written by Trevor Kupfer

Illegal collection happens more than you think; Missouri and Kansas attorneys offer their …

How (and why) Mickes O’Toole made diversity its brand

A Connecticut attorney’s advice for tenants against the landlords that want them out

Legal tips to avoid risk while running a New England cannabis business

Massachusetts legal advice when you’re seeking to protect intellectual property abroad

Tech advances make it easier for them, but New York laws are on your side

Who's liable when you drive, bike or stumble over a pothole?

The truth is a hard pill to swallow

How Roger E. Barton developed a more transparent compensation system

A Q&A with Henry Gornbein about his many irons in the fire

What lawyers offer and what to expect in Michigan

Marty Stoll is dedicated to providing Iowans with affordable housing

What to ask when you need a lawyer for your case

The process of obtaining a Land Use Compatibility Statement (LUCS) in Oregon

By day, Christopher Harristhal is a business litigator; by night, he’s Kristoff the …

And what whistleblowers and insurance companies stand to win

It’s the first of its kind, and will likely be regulated like cremation

Three things have to occur before a non-disclosure agreement is enforceable

How Brian J. Bergman and Jason Barbato secured redevelopment land for LA County

Last year’s nuclear energy project was a decathlon of legal actions

Law is what happened after Adam Levine was busy making other plans

Licenses, liquidity, and lawyers

After your business is set up, legal needs may persist

Private placements provide an IPO onramp for small- and mid-sized businesses

In Colorado, your rights probably aren’t what you think

How to protect yourself from legal trouble in Colorado

A Georgia insurance attorney weighs in

Therapy dog Mordecai has transformed the practice at Bays Family Law

A California attorney’s tips on how to avoid disputes in business without borders

A California attorney’s advice to draft better cross-border agreements

You can navigate it on your own, but a data privacy professional is a safer bet

What each can do to get you square with the IRS

It depends: An Illinois attorney breaks it down

What’s the long-term effect of true-crime series like Serial and Making a …

Bill Beck and Mike Abrams recover financial restitution for the wrongfully convicted

William Sulton thought the case was over and done with. Then new evidence resurrected it

Planning a legal battle for your intellectual property

Legal tips for Americans detained over the border

Legal tips for Americans hoping to visit the Great White North

Seek legal counsel if you want to avoid government investigation and fines

Health care attorney Eric Neiman fears the legal implications of Volk v. DeMeerleer

Three of Bill Manne’s clients learned the hard way that you can’t dodge the IRS

Landlords still have liabilities from short-term rentals in San Francisco

Housing court programs help low-income residents in Hennepin and Ramsey counties

The singer-turned-lawyer moonlights as a theater performer

An attorney’s advice on resolving inheritance disputes

An estate plan can help to peacefully pass down your homestead to heirs

Jack Manning helped found his firm’s Native American law practice

Sometimes that’s all the time Kara Swasey has to build trust with victims of domestic …

The Your Big Idea scholarship program was actually Julie Moore’s big idea

No, but it protects your kids and is a recommended way to pass down inheritance in Arizona

It depends if both parties are willing to reasonably negotiate

Legal help can get you further, faster, in Colorado

How Simone Bertollini won the landmark case may shock you

Lawyers can prevent your employer from short-changing you on medical benefits

It all depends on the language in the policy

What gets discussed during the initial interaction?

A tax increment financing primer for Louisiana business owners

How Richard Goldberg and David Shuster got terminating sanctions in a bankruptcy case

With few exceptions, Maryland’s statutory cap often makes pet owners even sadder

Answering your questions about the goings on behind closed doors

A brief legal guide with answers from attorneys who know

How to resolve your noncompete agreement disputes in Massachusetts

Fighting words, inciting violence and hate speech in New England

Doug Sorocco helped turn Dunlap Codding’s law office into a free community-event …

What an airline legally can and can’t do when it overbooks

What to do when the airline is at fault

Your options in a Michigan workplace discrimination lawsuit

Pat Gillette wants firms to put more women and minorities in the board room

Winning an equal pay discrimination suit against an employer is more possible than ever …

A tough case turned into a pro bono passion for Kate DeVries Smith

Resolving insurance and legal issues in a cycling accident

Minnesotans’ rights when it comes to fighting insurance companies on severe weather …

Brent Cromley: Litigator. Mediator. Politician. Magician

Federal law still plays into marijuana entrepreneurship in Washington

Washington’s laws for driving under the influence of marijuana

Jennifer Compton is helping fight the gender gap in technology

Filing a medical malpractice claim in Florida for errors in diagnoses

Scott Tillett’s battle with substance abuse

Opportunity or obstacle? David Hyman helps clients deal with the government either way

Outside the courtroom, you can catch Luther J. Battiste III spinning jazz on the radio

IP lawyer and biotech company co-founder Thomas Dunlap helped create a test for Lyme disease

Attorneys help guide you through it

FisherBroyles replaces administrative equity decisions with a transparent formula

Alan Gurvey was given a second chance, and it’s been carpe diem ever since

How to file an appeal and bad faith lawsuit in California

Why Edelson PC takes its cues from tech startups

Whereby Judge Dodd gives young lawyers advice about ‘Wherebys’

The process of a workplace retaliation lawsuit in Louisiana

Mark C. Surprenant rallies fellow Louisiana bar members to improve access to justice

How an early fascination with programming led Michael Oliver to computer law

Zashin & Rich works to the beat of its own drum

The statute of limitations to file suit is quite short

What you need to know about your voting rights

In a past life, Nate Olson worked drug intelligence and served in Iraq

How Barone Defense Firm uses psychodrama to help clients cope with traumatic events

Mike Turco helps provide potable water to the communities that need it most

Lisa Lamm Bachman gives a voice to children and victims of domestic abuse

How dividing assets typically works in a Minnesota divorce

Dan Reaser’s legislation ushers in the era of skill-based gaming

Juan Enjamio helps fund a scholarship program for first-generation law students

The many routes McClellanville’s Lionel S. Lofton took before law

How a major in Spanish led Erin Jones to a career handling multimillion-dollar bankruptcy …

Civil rights attorney Ron Kaye leads the charge against malfeasance in law enforcement

Lloyd E. Shefsky’s irregular path to consulting entrepreneurs around the world

How IP attorney Brett A. August was knighted for enhancing relations between Paris and Chicago

Elder law and estate planning attorney Carole Cukell Neff on good pro bono work and bad actors

Milwaukee Brewers’ extra-base hits make wishes come true—and not just at Miller Park