Articles Written by Trevor Kupfer

How Health Care is Complying with Escobar

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

Free Legal Advice for Twin Cities Landlords and Tenants

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

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

Does Suicide Invalidate an Insurance Claim?

It all depends on the language in the policy

An Empire of Concealed Assets

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

Signed, Sealed, Disputed: Noncompetes

How to resolve your noncompete agreement disputes in Massachusetts

What Speech Isn’t Protected?

Fighting words, inciting violence and hate speech in New England

They Give at the Office … Literally

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

Your Rights at 10,000 Feet

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

Mistakes on a Plane

What to do when the airline is at fault

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

Mind the Gender Pay Gap

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

If You’re Injured on a Bike in Minnesota

Resolving insurance and legal issues in a cycling accident

In the Eye of a Legal Storm

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

Putting the Cards on the Table

Brent Cromley: Litigator. Mediator. Politician. Magician

The Blunt Truth About Running a Cannabis Business

Federal law still plays into marijuana entrepreneurship in Washington

Pulled Over for Pot

Washington’s laws for driving under the influence of marijuana

A Code of Confidence

Jennifer Compton is helping fight the gender gap in technology

‘The Most Empowering Thing I’ve Ever Done’

Scott Tillett’s battle with substance abuse

The Council Counselor

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

’Round About 6 p.m. on Sunday

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

In the Lymelight

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

Navigating the Maze of Workers' Comp

Attorneys help guide you through it

Post No Billable Hours

FisherBroyles replaces administrative equity decisions with a transparent formula

Diagnosis: Life

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

Fighting Insurance Companies When They Deny Your Medical Treatment

How to file an appeal and bad faith lawsuit in California

One Foot in the Future

Why Edelson PC takes its cues from tech startups

Tribulations About Trials

Whereby Judge Dodd gives young lawyers advice about ‘Wherebys’

State of Emergency

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

Tech Support

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

Cleveland Calling

Zashin & Rich works to the beat of its own drum

How Long Do I Have to Make a Malpractice Claim in Ohio?

The statute of limitations to file suit is quite short

A Game of Millimeters

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

How to Ensure Your Vote Will Count in Wisconsin

What you need to know about your voting rights

Walking in Their Shoes

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

Clean Water Runs Deep

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

Telling Their Stories

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

What Happens to the House, the Car, the Dog?

How dividing assets typically works in a Minnesota divorce

The Next Evolution in Gaming Law

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

Giving Back by Paying It Forward

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

Oil and Water

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

Keeping Up with Jones

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

A Little Humanity

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

An Easy Act to Follow

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

The French Connection

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

The Need of the Moment

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

Brew Crew

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