I promise that I will return to my regular law-blogging after this post. And you can trust me. After all, how does an attorney say, “Fuck you?”

Legalese. If you’ve ever had the misfortune of reading a contract, a complaint, or one of those licensing agreements wherein you agreed to give Google your first-born child and arbitrate all claims in Outer Mongolia, you understand exactly what I mean. The unending string of verbiage that occurs when you let loose a…

I lost on Jeopardy, baby ...

Today, on a very special episode of Loki’s Law Blog, we will look at the Amazon Streaming series that earned Billy Bo Bob Thornton his Golden Globe. That’s right- Goliath.

Greetings and salutations! On today’s sojourn into the deep, dark, recesses of the law on Loki’s Law Blog, we will discuss an issue that bedevils the lay person and the attorney alike. Something so simple we expect a toddler to do it, but so difficult that it constantly arises in federal litigation.

Greeting, fellow fans of law, flaws, and tacos. You caught me catching up on some of my old favorites. It’s wonderful to get lost in a blog post, isn’t it? Legal issues and heroics and discovery: don’t they just take you away? Come with me now, if you will, gentle readers. Join me on a new voyage of the mind. A little…

While continuing to chortle in my joy and avoiding finishing my Hobbit Franchise guide to picking attorneys, I requested that anyone with a vaguely law-related question write in. And two people were, apparently, bored enough to do so. So, here goes!

I am taking a short break before posting my last thoughts on choosing an attorney. So, I will leave you in the meantime with two things; a brief legal concept, poorly explained. And a request for feedback. If you post a legal-y question below (subject to the terms and conditions at the end of this post), I may answer…

Many people are confused and confuddled when it comes to choosing an attorney. But they should not be. Every day, people make choices about professionals.

Not all attorneys are created equal. Well, yes, you probably know that. It’s not like OJ Simpson proved his innocence with Lionel Hutz! But when trying to select a not-terrible attorney, it helps to understand what, it is, exactly that different attorneys ... um ... differently do. This post will explore the Second…

Greetings, pleebs! I trust that my engaged readership is fully aware of the dangers of representing yourself, as detailed in my prior post. But there is one thing worse than going pro se (that’s Latin for “without your pants”), and that’s hiring a crummy attorney. Today, in the tenth in my occasional series on the Law…