By Lawrence Katz • 27 November, 2024 Not everyone is fortunate enough to feel safe with their family. Jillian Howard of Noble, OK, is one such person. She estimates that she was about seven or eight years old the first time her father beat her. Now, she is 30 years old and has a son […]
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By Lawrence Katz • 27 November, 2024 Former “Jackass” star Bam Margera has been released to a rehabilitation facility after spending a week in a suburban Philadelphia jail. Margera was recently pulled over and charged with driving under the influence (DUI) in south-central Pennsylvania. During a hearing in September, Chester County Judge Patrick Carmody determined that Margera would receive
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By Lawrence Katz The U.S. House of Representatives has passed House Bill 5646 that, if enacted into law, would require federally funded colleges and universities to publicly report hazing incidents while adopting new hazing prevention programs. Let our highly qualified student defense attorneys help you if you are a hazing victim or face hazing disciplinary charges. Call 833.536.8652 now
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Surely no one would doubt that children are curious creatures, and as such, they often end up in places they don’t belong if they are not well looked after. The curiosity of a child’s mind knows no bounds, and while, as parents, we have come to expect simple “boo-boos” like a scrapped knee for example,
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By Lawrence Katz • 1 August, 2024 According to press reports, the Alabama legislature has just passed two bills with overwhelming bipartisan support, indicating that the laws will soon apply to schools across the state. Interestingly, the new laws purport to protect both teachers who need administrators to discipline students and students who face discipline.
By Larry Katz, Esquire • 12 June, 2024 There are several types of federal judges. Understanding the differences between them will assist in understanding news stories and lawsuits. The highest level on the hierarchy of federal judges is the Article III judge. This term comes from the fact that the federal judiciary was created by
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By Lawrence Katz • 13 June, 2024 Yes, it’s true: whether you are a physician, nurse, psychologist, therapist, counselor, or other licensed medical professional, the mistakes of an assistant in your medical practice can end up threatening your own professional license. You can get caught in the disciplinary crossfire. Treat misconduct allegations based on assistant
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By Joseph Cannizzo Jr. July 2023 Anyone who has ever been involved in a personal injury lawsuit has probably heard of the legal phrase, “statute of limitations”. For those unfamiliar, a statute of limitations, generally, is a statutory deadline by which a plaintiff must bring their claim before the Court – in other words, by
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By Jeanilou G.T. Maschhoff • April 26, 2024 We have discussed in previous blog posts the rise in university academic violations stemming from the use of artificial intelligence by students. ChatGPT is the typical culprit used by students to gain an unfair advantage when completing their assignments. On an interesting note, we have a novel
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By Jeanilou G.T. Maschhoff • April 26, 2024 Do you have an estate plan? That question causes most people a certain amount of anxiety if they have not gone through the process. People often want to avoid the topic completely because of the heavy topics it entails. Very few people like to think about their
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