The Law and Other Musings

As the nation slowly emerges from the COVID pandemic that shut down so many offices, a question that both commercial landlords and tenants must consider is “How important to my business is a physical office”? Our commercial real estate attorneys encourage clients to think creatively about running their business in a physical, online, or mixed office environment.

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I graduated from law school 40 years ago this June. The first 10 years of my career were peripatetic; four years with a Wall Street firm, two years with a regional DC firm, two years as an in-house attorney and two years with a firm that, in one guise or another, morphed into the firm I'm with today.

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"Effective Solutions From Creative Lawyers." That's the motto of our law firm, Press, Dozier & Hamelburg, LLC, and we really try to live up to that message. But do our clients and potential clients view us that way?

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The 2012 presidential election has been the most expensive to date. The whopping $2 billion that has been spent by both campaigns can be partially attributed to the Citizens United v. the Federal Election Commission decision by the Supreme Court.

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From the New York Post: Dad sues own kid in matter of 'trust'.

Why is it that some lawyers seem to think the courts are designed to solve every problem? Do they think suing someone - even their own children - will intimidate? Dominate? Scare? Resolve the problem?

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Like many of you, I read a lot of blogs, some of which are even worth reading and fewer of which might even be true.

I recently read a blog that says it all about our modern life, the practice of law, being a parent and human values. Think about this when you are sweating your practice:

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