by sitewild | Apr 7, 2010 | Uncategorized
Today I planned on talking about State v. Cox… As you can tell, this is not State v. Cox, but rather Comcast v. FCC. I present this case today because of my strong feelings on the issues of the net. Let me start by introducing you to our contenders...
by sitewild | Apr 5, 2010 | Uncategorized
“N.J. Supreme Court upholds privacy of personal e-mails accessed at work” This is something of concern for Grant and myself. We tend to do an extensive amount of communication with our clients via e-mail. Primarily coordinating schedules to...
by sitewild | Apr 3, 2010 | Uncategorized
Justin McShane is probably one of my favorite DUI attorneys, if one has such a thing. This is probably because he holds no punches and he delivers what he knows. Although his blogs are not necessarily the best for those that are trying to understand the...
by sitewild | Apr 2, 2010 | Uncategorized
Here is an interesting video from Flex Your Rights. Here is a short summary of the rules: 1. Always be calm and cool. – This can be a difficult rule to follow, especially because nobody I know is comfortable when getting pulled over by the police. 2. You...
by sitewild | Mar 21, 2010 | Uncategorized
Today we are proud to anounce that Landon Ascheman has had a recent article published in Hearsay A Publication of the Minnesota State Bar Association New Lawyers Section. As many of our regular readers (assuming we have regular readers) know, Landon has an...
by sitewild | Mar 21, 2010 | Uncategorized
Today I thought I would look at a recent Minnesota Supreme Court ruling State v. Tyeric Lamar Lessley. I find this to be an interesting case for several reasons. Not the least of which, that I spent a year working on this case with the now Minneapolis Criminal...