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What can cities do to correct racism?
The average life expectancy in the U.S. is 76.1 years. But this range varies widely – a child raised in wealthy San Mateo County, California, can expect to live nearly […]
Adult guardianships: Protecting disabled persons
When a disability prevents an adult from effectively managing his or her property and finances or making responsible decisions regarding his or her health, it may be necessary to ask […]
Taking discovery obligations seriously
Default judgments as a sanction for discovery violations are rare. Egregious conduct and failure to comply with multiple court orders usually precede the entry of a default judgment. And, when […]
Green energy is growing in both red and blue states
Georgia is in the nation’s spotlight — because it has attracted a $2.5 billion investment from one of the world’s best-known solar panel makers. Ironically, it is in the home […]
It’s time to address college self-censorship
Classroom self-censorship is a two-sided phenomenon.
MSBCA to contractors: It’s your fault for trusting the agency
In the comedy classic “Animal House,” about a raucous fraternity house, the fraternity’s rush chairman, Otter, admonished a pledge, Flounder, after frat members had totaled a car belonging to Flounder’s […]
In a Labor Day wreck? Know your rights
The summer vacation season is coming to an end, but not before we will experience bumper-to-bumper Labor Day traffic jams.
Plantation Park Heights Urban Farm serves many needs
The Plantation Park Heights Urban Farm in Baltimore serves so many needs, beyond just providing a source of healthy foods for local residents.
Country-of-origin labels should be mandated for online sales
With unsafe imports causing safety issues, it’s time for Congress to mandate country-of-origin labeling (COOL) for all internet transactions.
Why August is a top month for divorce
Think of August as Black Friday for divorce filings. It’s one of the top months to say “I don’t.” According to a study out of the University of Washington, divorce […]
Accomplishing DEI through workplace design
As a people & culture leader, I have long advocated for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI). Recently, my daughter experienced a major injury which confined her to a wheelchair for […]
Why AI developers are being sued
There is no clarity of result available to artificial intelligence litigants who tread in the Land of Oz. Plaintiffs are filing suits against AI developers at a quick pace; their […]
