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Discovery Rules Require Strict Compliance
A very recent opinion from the Third District Court of Appeals merits some discussion. The court has ruled that the rules governing discovery in...
Thanks for Muddying the Cloudy Waters
In March of this year, in a blow to common sense and an ode to splitting hairs, the Florida Supreme Court issued an opinion in the case of Pantoja...
Threatening the Balance — and the Fabric of our System
It should come as no surprise that I believe that government is, by its very nature, tyrannical and that the fact that those in power happen to be...
When a Guarantee No Longer Is . . .
To really appreciate the measure of intellectual dishonesty employed by the United States Supreme Court in its February 12, 2011 opinion, Michigan...
Is it Really Protected? A Warning to Lawyers Hiring Experts
Lawyers often hire other professionals - CPAs, psychologists, trial consultants, to name a few – expecting that notes and other records generated by...
Anonymous Access to Court and Government Records Must be Preserved
We begin with the basic premise that all government, even a popularly elected one, is by its very nature tyrannical in tendency. As a result, the...
A Basic Overview of Mortgage Fraud
Introduction Given today's financial climate and increase in mortgage fraud investigations, we thought a basic mortgage fraud overview and areas...
Tip of the Hat, Wag of the Finger
Comedian and faux TV pundit, Stephen Colbert, does this great bit on his show, The Colbert Report, where he praises political figures for doing...