Insurance: you hate it until you need it. Over the past few months, we’ve had a number of clients call to discuss their insurance coverage not only for their businesses, but also for their families. The Coronavirus pandemic certainly has businesses and families thinking: am I covered? What’s going to happen if I don’t have […]
Insurance Coverage: More Is Usually Better Read More »
Pigs have flown, and our state bar just got tech savvy.
SC rules of civil procedure switched into geek mode Read More »
This past week, we’ve all been adjusting to the new normal of virtual society. Yesterday morning, I hopped on a video call with my team to hammer out the day’s priorities. I worked all day at my remote office, which is a fancy way of describing a monitor on top of my kitchen table. Once
Don’t let notary statutes turn you into “that guy” during social distancing Read More »
While many of you are sitting at home, either with your children who are out of school or out of paranoia and fear over the bat-flu (or, ridiculously, being told you can’t work) one thought keeps recurring in my mind: Does COVID-19 (more commonly known as the Coronavirus) qualify as an “Act of God” under
The Corona-Circus And Its Effect on Force Majeure Clauses Read More »
Blockchain technology is about to take dis-intermediation to the next level.
Hell yeah there’s a Bitcoin Bubble, and we’re going long anyway Read More »
How do you know it’s time to get a lawyer? Many people wait till they’re like this guy: For a business owner, hitting rock bottom might look like being sued, getting caught up in a nasty “divorce” with your business partner, having a rogue employee steal your intellectual property…the list goes on. You definitely need a lawyer if you’ve hit
Don’t wait till you hit rock bottom! Read More »
Civility in the profession is not a trite ideal
Catch more flies with honey. Read More »
Unless you spent the week off the grid, I’m sure you’ve heard that United airlines forcibly dragged a ticketed, paid, seated passenger from a flight in order to make room for four of its employees. This was after passengers declined to give up their seats in exchange for $800 flight vouchers. The incident has sparked plenty of discussion about how airlines should
Re-accommodating the oligopoly Read More »
The recognition of electronic signatures was a tremendous boon to efficiency in commerce and, I submit, a great leap forward in the technology of the signature.
Your wet signature don’t mean jack Read More »
We’ve all dealt with our fair share of software bugs. They’re annoying, they waste our time, and sometimes they even cost us money. But what if technological errors caused you to be arrested on a nonexistent warrant, accidentally registered as a sex offender, or mistakenly convicted of a felony? That would make a decent plot for a science fiction dystopian novel,
Don’t worry…it was just a software bug that sent you to jail Read More »