The Supreme Court recently issued an interesting ruling that addressed the question of nominal damages. The Court, by an 8-1 vote, said the free speech case of Uzuegbunam v. Preczewski could proceed because of the request for a small monetary amount. Uzuegbunam is a Continue Reading
What are the Biggest Problems with the American Jury System?
The right to a jury trial is 1 of the core tenets of the American legal system—the right of the accused to be judged by a jury of their peers. Yet the jury process is not without its flaws; those in the legal and political communities are regularly searching for ways to Continue Reading
Know When to Hire a Texas Domestic Violence Defense Attorney
In domestic violence cases, court proceedings occur on a by-case basis. In many cases, domestic violence claims are made in the heat of the moment during arguments between either spouses, partners in relationships or family members. Additionally, there are instances of Continue Reading
Why Matthew Onyshko Lost His Lawsuit Against the NCAA
Matthew Onyshko played football at a small college in Pennsylvania from 1999-2003. During his playing days, he suffered brain and spinal cord injuries. Fast forward to 2008 when Onyshko was diagnosed with ALS—known commonly as “Lou Gehrig’s disease.” Onyshko filed a Continue Reading
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