Articles Written by Trevor Kupfer
The Case That Came Back to Life
William Sulton thought the case was over and done with. Then new evidence resurrected it
How to Enter Canada With a Prior Conviction
Legal tips for Americans hoping to visit the Great White North
Health care attorney Eric Neiman fears the legal implications of Volk v. DeMeerleer
How Health Care is Complying with Escobar
Seek legal counsel if you want to avoid government investigation and fines
What Building Owners Can Do When Tenants Sublet on Airbnb
Landlords still have liabilities from short-term rentals in San Francisco
Free Legal Advice for Twin Cities Landlords and Tenants
Housing court programs help low-income residents in Hennepin and Ramsey counties
Can I Force My Sibling to Sell an Inherited House?
An attorney’s advice on resolving inheritance disputes
How to Set Up Your Will to Avoid Disputes
An estate plan can help to peacefully pass down your homestead to heirs
Sometimes that’s all the time Kara Swasey has to build trust with victims of domestic …
Spreading Civics One Instagram Video at a Time
The Your Big Idea scholarship program was actually Julie Moore’s big idea
What Happens to the Family Business in a Divorce?
It depends if both parties are willing to reasonably negotiate
One Weird Trick to Beat the Government in a Click-Fraud Case
How Simone Bertollini won the landmark case may shock you
How Richard Goldberg and David Shuster got terminating sanctions in a bankruptcy case
$10,000 May Be All You Can Get If Your Pet is Killed
With few exceptions, Maryland’s statutory cap often makes pet owners even sadder
Signed, Sealed, Disputed: Noncompetes
How to resolve your noncompete agreement disputes in Massachusetts
They Give at the Office … Literally
Doug Sorocco helped turn Dunlap Codding’s law office into a free community-event …
I Was Discriminated Against. How Do I Prove It?
Your options in a Michigan workplace discrimination lawsuit
Shattering the ‘Two-Seater Mentality’
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 …
Sometimes When You Lose, You Still Win
A tough case turned into a pro bono passion for Kate DeVries Smith
Minnesotans’ rights when it comes to fighting insurance companies on severe weather …
The Blunt Truth About Running a Cannabis Business
Federal law still plays into marijuana entrepreneurship in Washington
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
FisherBroyles replaces administrative equity decisions with a transparent formula
Fighting Insurance Companies When They Deny Your Medical Treatment
How to file an appeal and bad faith lawsuit in California
Mark C. Surprenant rallies fellow Louisiana bar members to improve access to justice
Suing for Retaliation, If You Whistleblow While You Work
The process of a workplace retaliation lawsuit in Louisiana
How Long Do I Have to Make a Malpractice Claim in Ohio?
The statute of limitations to file suit is quite short
How Barone Defense Firm uses psychodrama to help clients cope with traumatic events
What Happens to the House, the Car, the Dog?
How dividing assets typically works in a Minnesota divorce
Giving Back by Paying It Forward
Juan Enjamio helps fund a scholarship program for first-generation law students
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