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Martindale Med Mal
- May 11 · Martindale MedMal
Consultation with Another Physician Does Not Bar Continuous Treatment Doctrine
The Second Department recently held that a plaintiff’s consultation with another physician does not necessarily mean that the plaintiff lost his or her continuing trust and confidence in th (...) - May 10 · Martindale MedMal
The U.S. Congress Should Legislate that “Never Events” Are Inadmissible in Medical Malpractice Lawsuits
Perhaps surprisingly to some, the Sunshine State, site of the dangling chad debacles, is leading the country in some positive and proactive legislation. Florida has set an example for necessary feder (...) - May 04 · Martindale MedMal
Caring For the Chart
Recently, New York’s Appellate Division ruled that a pre-printed consent form, which merely listed the general risks of a scheduled surgery, was insufficient on its face to defeat a claim f (...) - April 20 · Martindale MedMal
Two Not Always Better Than One
Last week, the Court of Appeal released its decision in Gallant v. Farries on the issue of severing a trial into multiple trials. The Chambers Judge ordered that the trial in this medical malpractice (...) - April 19 · Martindale MedMal
Doctor Admits Breach of Standard of Care, But Motion for Summary Judgment Still Denied
Gail Buss (“Ms. Buss”) and her husband, Joseph Buss, (“Plaintiffs”), sued Nilar U., M.D., (“Dr. U”), Dr. U’s employer, Carr (...) - April 18 · Martindale MedMal
Cerebral Palsy Lawsuits and the Costs
If you decide to file a lawsuit against a doctor or a healthcare facility because your child developed cerebral palsy, both you and the party that you’re suing will take on expenses. These (...) - April 09 · Martindale MedMal
Three Questions I Ask When Deciding Whether to Investigate a Potential Medical Malpractice Case
There are exceptions to every rule, and each individual case has to be evaluated on its own, but here are three questions I consider when trying to determine whether I should meet with a client and in (...) - April 05 · Martindale MedMal
Florida State Trooper Indicted for Participating in Drug Smuggling
A Florida state trooper has pleaded guilty to federal charges for his alleged participation in a drug smuggling ring that spanned the east coast. Twenty-nine year old Justin Kolves was charged with co (...) - March 29 · Martindale MedMal
H.R. 5 - The Protecting Access to Healthcare (PATH) Act - The Health Care Industry's Latest Attempt to Avoid the Financial Consequences of Epidemic Levels of Malpractice.
On Thursday, March 22, 2012, the House of Representatives passed H.R. 5, the Protecting Access to Healthcare (PATH) Act, a bill originally introduced by Representative Phil Gingrey (R-GA), which if pa (...) - March 26 · Martindale MedMal
A Non-Settling Defendant has the Discretion to File a Cross-Claim or a Contribution Action Against a Settled Party
In Spence v. Julian, the Court of Special Appeals held that a non-settling defendant has the discretion to pursue contribution from a settling defendant by way of Cross-Claim in the same action or in (...) - March 26 · Martindale MedMal
The Lost Chance Doctrine
In Mohr v. Grantham, the Supreme Court of Washington recently extended the "lost chance of a better outcome" doctrine to medical malpractice cases in which the ultimate harm to the (...) - March 22 · Martindale MedMal
Shoulder Dystocia and the Duty of Informed Consent
This article discusses the need for medical practitioners to consult state law rather than rely exclusively on ACOG Practice Bulletins when attempting to determine their obligation of informed consent (...) - March 14 · Martindale MedMal
Was it Nursing Home Abuse or Malpractice?
If you're wondering about suing someone for the treatment that your loved one received in a nursing home, it can be a bit hard sometimes to figure out who you should be going after. If the doctor was (...) - March 13 · Martindale MedMal
Aaron Edwards Bill Passes Florida House and Senate
The Florida House of Representatives has passed the Aaron Edwards Bill, which awards the 14-year-old million in his lawsuit against Lee Memorial Hospital. The Bill now heads to Governor Rick Scott (...) - March 13 · Martindale MedMal
The Peculiarity and Relevance of Respondents in Discovery
In recent years, plaintiff attorneys in medical malpractice lawsuits have increasingly utilized the statute allowing for respondent in discovery (RID). 735 ILCS 5/2-402 involves persons and entities (...) - March 05 · Martindale MedMal
Medical Malpractice - Winning the Expert Shell Game
This article discusses the propriety of an adverse inference charge in a medical malpractice litigation in which a defendant makes a decision not to call an expert witness who performed poorly during (...) - March 02 · Martindale MedMal
Dismissal for Failing to Name all Parties in a Wrongful Death Case an Abuse of Discretion
In a case about which Semmes has already blogged, and for which the Maryland Defense Counsel wrote an amicus brief, the Maryland Court of Appeals vacated a Court of Special Appeals ruling and reversed (...) - March 02 · Martindale MedMal
Illinois Healthcare Providers See Conflict Between New State Law and HIPAA Privacy Rule
In November 2011, the Illinois General Assembly passed Public Act 097-0623 (the Act). The Act amended the Code of Civil Procedure to mandate the release by health care providers of a deceased person&# (...) - March 02 · Martindale MedMal
Life Saving Heroics Do Not Excuse Later Medical Negligence
This case concerned a medical malpractice action filed on behalf of Darryl Gholston, Jr. (“Darryl”), a minor, by his mother, for injuries Darryl sustained during his premature bi (...) - February 24 · Martindale MedMal
Award of Eight Times Actual Damages for False Claims Act Violation to Be Reviewed
The U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee has held that a leading diagnostic testing firm (the Center) was liable under the False Claims Act (FCA) for failing to comply with Medicar (...)
Martindale WC
- May 15 · Martindale WC
Employee’s Subsequent Injury Not Compensable
In this case, the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (“WMATA”) appealed the judgment of the Circuit Court for Prince George’s County, which affirmed the ru (...) - May 15 · Martindale WC
Worker’s Heart Condition Poses Direct Threat to Safety under ADA, Federal Appeals Court Rules
An employee with a heart condition who poses a direct threat to workplace safety does not have a viable claim of discrimination under the Americans with Disabilities Act, the U.S. Court of Appeals in (...) - May 14 · Martindale WC
Mental Stress, Bullying and Harassment in the Workplace
The British Columbia government has introduced legislation to modify the WorkSafe BC approach to mental stress, and to compensate for bullying and harassment in the workplace. (...) - May 11 · Martindale WC
Temp Agency Workers - Who Is the Employer?
Businesses can benefit from utilizing workers provided by a staffing or temp agency. However, you should be aware that under Iowa law, these workers may also be considered employees of your business i (...) - May 11 · Martindale WC
Workers’ Compensation: The Employers’ Burden in Suspension Cases
When an injured worker is released to return to work in some capacity, demonstrating job availability is generally crucial to obtaining a suspension of workers compensation benefits. Intentionally or (...) - May 09 · Martindale WC
Dyslexia and Learning Disability Do Not Provide Exemption From Two-Year Statute of Limitations
The statute of limitations is jurisdictional and nothing, other than perhaps insanity, relieves a claimant from the rule (...) - May 02 · Martindale WC
Push to Reform New York's Outdated Scaffold Law Renewed in State Legislature
New York's antiquated Labor Law Sections 240 and 241 — the statutes that often unfairly impose absolute liability on owners and general contractors in accidents involving falls on a constru (...) - May 02 · Martindale WC
Worker's Compensation Denial: RICO Claim Recognized
The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals has allowed a lawsuit based on the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO) based on an alleged fraudulent wrongful deprivation of an employee's ent (...) - May 01 · Martindale WC
Federal Court Holds That Carpal Tunnel Syndrome May Constitute A Disability Under The ADA
More and more ADA cases stem from garden variety workers' compensation claims, and disability discrimination claims now make up one quarter of all EEOC charges. (...) - May 01 · Martindale WC
Highlights of Newly Enacted Amendments to the Maine Workers' Compensation Act
On April 18, 2012, Governor LePage signed LD 1913 which revises several provisions of the Maine Workers' Compensation Act. The key revision pertains to 39-A M.R.S.A. § 213, the partial compe (...) - April 27 · Martindale WC
Upcoming Workers’ Comp Decision Likely to Have Profound Impact
The New York Court of Appeals is on the verge of a decision which is likely to have a profound impact on the expectations of permanently partially disabled injured workers and their obligation to miti (...) - April 25 · Martindale WC
Revision to Maine's Workers' Compensation Board Rule 1.1
Maine Workers' Compensation Board Rule 1.1 has been revised and went into effect April 2, 2012. The revised rule applies to all dates of injury and all pending cases. Rule 1.1 requires that within 14 (...) - April 24 · Martindale WC
Amount of Benefits to be Determined by the Date of Injury, Not the Date an Award is Issued, per the US Supreme Court
On March 20, 2012, the U.S. Supreme Court announced its decision in Roberts v. Sea-Land Services. This case involves the Longshore and Harbor Workers’ Compensation Act (LHWCA), which provid (...) - April 23 · Martindale WC
Workers Comp Stakes Raised in NC
North Carolina law requires any business with three or more employees (including owners working in the business) to carry workers compensation insurance. Until recently, there wasn’t much (...) - April 18 · Martindale WC
Denial of Workers' Comp Claim May Form the Basis of RICO Claim
Executive Summary: The Sixth Circuit has held that a group of transportation workers have a property right in their entitlement to workers' compensation benefits under Michigan law, and that the deni (...) - April 16 · Martindale WC
Employee With Work Injury Who Was Fired For Excessive Absenteeism Was Not Prejudiced By Employer’s Failure To Designate Absence Under FMLA
The court reviewed the amended FMLA regulations dealing with prejudice for failing to designate FMLA time promptly. (...) - April 11 · Martindale WC
Failure to Advise Employee of FMLA Calculation Method Dooms Employer in Law Suit
Carl Thom worked for American Standard as a molder for a period of 36 years. He had a non-work-related shoulder injury which required surgery, and he sought FMLA leave from April 27, 2005 to June 27, (...) - April 03 · Martindale WC
Mandatory WSIB Coverage in the Construction Industry
Conventional wisdom would lead most people in Ontario to assume that Workers’ Compensation is something that applies to anybody who has a job, most particularly in an industry where they mi (...) - March 30 · Martindale WC
Board Does Not Have to Compensate Teachers for Work that is not Performed
In a matter between the Ontario Secondary School Teacher’s Federation (OSSTF) and Peel District School Board (the 'Board'), Arbitrator Laura Trachuk was asked to consider the case of a full (...) - March 29 · Martindale WC
Workplace Wellness Grants Are Now Available
On January 10, 2012, the BWC rolled out its new Workplace Wellness Grants program through which the BWC will provide grants of up to ,000 over four years to state-fund employers to create workplace (...)
Tarnished 20
- May 17 · Findlaw Tarnished 20
Roger Goodell Sued for Defamation by Saints' Jon Vilma
We all knew the Saints bounty scandal would lead to a lawsuit or two, but few expected New Orleans linebacker Jonathan Vilma to sue NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell for defamation. The suspended player (...) - May 17 · Findlaw Tarnished 20
OSU's Andrew Sweat Picks Law School Over the NFL
Ex-Ohio State linebacker Andrew Sweat is giving up on his tryout with the NFL's Cleveland Browns, and will instead tackle the rigors of law school. The reason: fears about the effects of concussions. (...) - May 16 · Findlaw Tarnished 20
Ex-Syracuse Coach Bernie Fine's Wife to Sue ESPN for Libel
The wife of former Syracuse basketball coach Bernie Fine is set to sue ESPN over an allegedly doctored audio recording that she says smeared her "as a monster." Laurie Fine announced her intention to (...) - May 16 · Findlaw Tarnished 20
Eagles LT Jason Peters to Sue Roll-A-Bout Over Ruptured Achilles
The Philadelphia Eagles' Jason Peters plans to sue the makers of a device called the Roll-A-Bout, after a serious injury that will sideline the tackle "indefinitely" and may threaten his career, the P (...) - May 15 · Findlaw Tarnished 20
OKC Thunder Announcer Arrested on Child Sex-Abuse Charges
Oklahoma City Thunder public address announcer Jim Miller has been arrested for child sex-abuse charges, USA Today reports. Miller was removed as the NBA team's announcer following his arrest on three (...) - May 10 · Findlaw Tarnished 20
Ex-Yankee Rusty Torres Pleads Not Guilty to Sex Abuse of Girl, 8
Did Rusty Torres sexually abuse an 8-year-old girl? The former Yankees outfielder has been charged with four misdemeanor counts of sexual abuse. Prosecutors say he exposed himself to a young girl in t (...) - May 08 · Findlaw Tarnished 20
New NFL Concussion Lawsuit Includes 100 Ex-Players
A new NFL concussion lawsuit accuses the league of hiding the ball when it comes to head injuries. More than 100 ex-NFL players, including former Atlanta Falcons Jamal Anderson, Chris Doleman, and O.J (...) - May 03 · Findlaw Tarnished 20
Notre Dame QB Tommy Rees Arrested for Kneeing Cop
Don't knee a cop. Notre Dame's Tommy Rees learned this lesson the hard way early Thursday morning when he and teammate Carlos Calabrese were arrested at an off-campus house party. When police arrived, (...) - May 02 · Findlaw Tarnished 20
Junior Seau's Death Similar to Another Ex-NFL Star's Suicide
NFL legend Junior Seau was found dead in a shooting that police are investigating as a suicide, ESPN reports. A woman who said she was Seau's girlfriend called 911 to report a possible suicide about 9 (...) - May 02 · Findlaw Tarnished 20
Saints Bounty Scandal: 4 Players Suspended, Legal Fight Expected
The New Orleans Saints' bounty scandal has resulted in four player suspensions -- a move that may eventually lead to a lawsuit against the NFL, a source tells ESPN. "All 4 player suspensions will be a (...) - May 01 · Findlaw Tarnished 20
Brandon Meriweather Arrested After Refused DUI Tests
Washington Redskins safety Brandon Meriweather was arrested for drunk driving in Virginia on Thursday. Arlington County police pulled Meriweather over for speeding around 3 a.m. Officers clocked the t (...) - April 30 · Findlaw Tarnished 20
Lakers' Jordan Hill Charged with Choking Girlfriend
Los Angeles Lakers forward Jordan Hill allegedly choked and assaulted his girlfriend during an argument just weeks before he was traded to LA, Houston's KTRK-TV reports. Hill, who was playing for the (...) - April 27 · Findlaw Tarnished 20
Delmon Young Arrested for Assault After Anti-Semitic Rant
Detroit Tigers outfielder Delmon Young was arrested early Friday for allegedly shoving a man to the ground after shouting an anti-Semitic slur at another man outside a New York City hotel. Young, 26, (...) - April 26 · Findlaw Tarnished 20
Olympic Athletes Spitz, Louganis Sue Samsung Over 'Genome' Facebook App
With the Summer Olympics just three months away, some legendary Olympic athletes are suing Samsung over an Olympics-related Facebook app. Samsung's "Olympic Genome Project" app allows Facebook users t (...) - April 24 · Findlaw Tarnished 20
Saints Eavesdropping: GM Mickey Loomis Had Illegal Wiretap
New Orleans Saints general manager Mickey Loomis had access to an electronic eavesdropping device that tapped into opposing coaches' communications at the Superdome, sources told ESPN. If Loomis used (...)
Lexblog
- July 20 · LexBlog
LXBN: The best of the LexBlog Network, all the time.
To give readers a better view of the insight and commentary published by the LexBlog’s Network’s more than 7,000 authors, LexBlog has launched LXBN, a constantly-curated view of the Networ (...) - July 20 · LexBlog
Best in Law Blogs : The LexBlog Network : July 19, 2011
Today’s roundup is a bit heavy on the technology and privacy side with good posts from Jeffrey Freedman, Winston Maxwell and Richard Granat. Also, Kevin LaCroix offers his comments on a report d (...) - July 19 · LexBlog
Best in Law Blogs : The LexBlog Network : July 18, 2011
As I mentioned last week, sometimes it’s good to have a little bit of non-law fun in these roundups. Then, it was Hunter Biederman celebrating with the Dallas Mavericks and this week it’s (...) - July 18 · LexBlog
New blogs & sites joining the LexBlog Network for the week of 7/11-7/15
Well, as LXBN got its own post, we’ll leave that out for now. However, even with that excluded, it isn’t just blogs launching this week as we also created a new website to accompany Florid (...) - July 14 · LexBlog
Best in Law Blogs : The LexBlog Network : July 15, 2011
Drawing on 149 posts, today’s roundup of The LexBlog Network has good sports pieces. On the one hand, we have some great legal analysis from Steve Lombardi on the options contract as it pertains (...) - July 13 · LexBlog
Best in Law Blogs : The LexBlog Network : July 12, 2011
Feels a bit like the dog days of summer as there’s no rhyme or reason to today’s roundup besides just offering the day’s best. Philip Gordon comments on social media checks by employ (...) - July 12 · LexBlog
Best in Law Blogs : The LexBlog Network : July 11, 2011
Today’s roundup of the day’s best brings analysis on some pretty major subjects: Ted Lewkowicz discusses New York’s same-sex marriage law, Dan Schwartz comments on what employers sho (...) - July 11 · LexBlog
New blogs joining The LexBlog Network for the week of 7/5-7/8
The most underrated part of the three-day weekend is easily the four-day workweek that follows—especially when it’s right in the middle of summer. So, as we conclude this short week and a dece (...) - July 08 · LexBlog
Best in Law Blogs : The LexBlog Network : July 7, 2011
Over the past six months, there haven’t been more popular topics on The LexBlog Network than privacy and data security. Continuing that trend, we have two excellent pieces from Cynthia LaRose, w (...) - July 07 · LexBlog
Best in Law Blogs : The LexBlog Network : July 6, 2011
While the verdict came and went yesterday, I still want to pass along some great views on the Casey Anthony trial from Scott Gordon and Jim Walker. It turns out the verdict wasn’t as shocking as (...)
Top Headlines
- May 18 · FIndlaw Top Headlines
Why the State Had to Disclose Zimmerman Docs
The special prosecutor in the Trayvon Martin murder case publicly released more than 180 pages of documents Thursday, more than a month after accused murderer George Zimmerman's defense team requested (...) - May 18 · FIndlaw Top Headlines
Mila Kunis Stalker Waited Outside Her Gym, Broke Into Her Condo
A man previously arrested for stalking actress Mila Kunis has been arrested again for stalking her. Apparently, he just can't get enough. Stuart Lynn Dunn, 27, has been charged with stalking and viola (...) - May 18 · FIndlaw Top Headlines
Man with Amputated Penis Sues for Medical Malpractice
A former Florida man who had his penis amputated is suing for medical malpractice. Enrique Milla claims he went to doctors for elective penile implant surgery. The procedure was to correct his erectil (...) - May 18 · FIndlaw Top Headlines
CA Patient Jailed for Not Taking His Meds
Can you be arrested for not taking medication? If you answered in the negative, you'd be wrong. California health officials have petitioned for the arrest and prosecution of Armando Rodriguez, a Stock (...) - May 18 · FIndlaw Top Headlines
How to Decode Nonprofit Legal Jargon
If you're thinking of starting a nonprofit tax-exempt entity, you'll likely know that there's quite a bit of research involved. Once you start digging, you'll come across words that might make absolut (...) - May 18 · FIndlaw Top Headlines
Parents Can Be Arrested for Drunk Teen Parties
If you don't think you're responsible for underage drinking in your home, think again. Social host laws impose liability for drunk teens. In many jurisdictions, you're required to supervise any minors (...) - May 17 · FIndlaw Top Headlines
Roger Goodell Sued for Defamation by Saints' Jon Vilma
We all knew the Saints bounty scandal would lead to a lawsuit or two, but few expected New Orleans linebacker Jonathan Vilma to sue NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell for defamation. The suspended player (...) - May 17 · FIndlaw Top Headlines
HBO 'Johnny Bananas' Lawsuit Over 'Entourage' Character Dismissed
A New York judge has dismissed the "Johnny Bananas" lawsuit brought by MTV reality star John Devenanzio. Nicknamed Johnny Bananas, he had alleged that HBO's Entourage improperly gave his name to a fak (...) - May 17 · FIndlaw Top Headlines
Can Travolta Sexual Battery Lawsuit Be Re-Filed in Another Court?
John Travolta's accusers may not be done with the "Pulp Fiction" star just yet. Headline-seeking attorney Gloria Allred has confirmed that she's been hired and there may be a new legal action filed ag (...) - May 17 · FIndlaw Top Headlines
OSU's Andrew Sweat Picks Law School Over the NFL
Ex-Ohio State linebacker Andrew Sweat is giving up on his tryout with the NFL's Cleveland Browns, and will instead tackle the rigors of law school. The reason: fears about the effects of concussions. (...) - May 17 · FIndlaw Top Headlines
Nick Stahl Missing: 'Terminator 3' Actor May Have Frequented Skid Row
Is Terminator 3 actor Nick Stahl missing? His wife, Rose Murphy, thinks so. The Los Angeles Police Department has confirmed that Murphy filed a missing person report on Monday. She last saw the 32-yea (...) - May 17 · FIndlaw Top Headlines
Stand Your Ground Defense Denied in FL Vet's Killing
Florida's "Stand Your Ground" law cannot be used by a senior citizen accused of manslaughter in the 2010 killing of an unarmed Air Force veteran, a judge has ruled. Trevor Dooley, then 69, admits shoo (...) - May 17 · FIndlaw Top Headlines
5 Things Everyone Should Know About Their Will
Guest post by Jennifer K. Halford, Esq. Every time I meet with a client to discuss an estate plan I am reminded that no one likes to think about what will happen after they have passed away. It is unp (...) - May 17 · FIndlaw Top Headlines
You Should Download FindLaw's Free Guide to Hiring
Are you planning on hiring some new employees? There's a lot to consider besides qualifications these days. Chief among them is your own potential legal exposure. But don't worry. FindLaw is here to h (...) - May 17 · FIndlaw Top Headlines
Lawyer Couple Get 0K Over NYPD False Arrest
New York City has agreed to pay Michael Warren and his wife Evelyn 0,000 to settle accusations of police brutality and wrongful arrest. The couple, both civil rights attorneys, alleged they were as (...) - May 17 · FIndlaw Top Headlines
More US Women Paying Child Support, Alimony
The glass ceiling for women may finally be shattering, but not in the way you may think. A new survey indicates that more American women are now paying alimony and child support to their ex-spouses, R (...) - May 17 · FIndlaw Top Headlines
NY Mom Sent Death Threats to Little League Coach
For sme mothers, theirdedication to their children has no bounds. A New York mom who sent death threats after her son was excluded from a Little League travel team has been sentenced to 60 days in jai (...) - May 17 · FIndlaw Top Headlines
How to (Legally) Start a Homemade Food Business
When it comes to food, many people usually have one specialty they believe they make better than anyone else. But making the jump to selling it isn't as easy as just having a good product. Whether it' (...) - May 16 · FIndlaw Top Headlines
Ex-Syracuse Coach Bernie Fine's Wife to Sue ESPN for Libel
The wife of former Syracuse basketball coach Bernie Fine is set to sue ESPN over an allegedly doctored audio recording that she says smeared her "as a monster." Laurie Fine announced her intention to (...) - May 16 · FIndlaw Top Headlines
Skechers Shape-up's Ads Made Deceptive, False Claims
Did you buy a pair of Skechers Shape-up toning shoes? If so, get ready for a refund. The shoe company has agreed to a settlement with the Federal Trade Commission, which accused the company of making (...)
WSJ Law Blog
- October 04 · Guns and Patriots
Fast and Furious II
Digging deeper into the Fast and Furious cover-up reveals initial blame at the US Department of State, direction from the Department of Justice, and a finish at the mercy of a Congressional rev (...) - October 04 · Guns and Patriots
Federalist No. 8: The Consequences of Hostilities Between the States
New York PacketTuesday, November 20, 1787 To the People of the State of New York:ASSUMING it therefore as an established truth that the several States, in case of disunion, or such combinations of the (...) - October 04 · Guns and Patriots
Four House Anti-Gun Bills, Part 2 of 4
Last week we looked at four controversial Senate Bills for anti-gun activists to enjoy and pro-gun activists to abhor. This week, we present four bills anti-gun activists will love in the House. (...) - October 04 · Guns and Patriots
Guns & Patriots Podcast Episode 17
Listen Guns & Patriots Podcast Episode 17 with G&P editor Neil W. McCabe and Brian H. Darling, a senior fellow at the Heritage Foundation as they discuss the Capitol Hill developments. McCabe (...) - October 04 · Guns and Patriots
Medal of Honor Roll Call: George Gibson McMurtry
George Gibson McMurtry Rank and organization: Captain, U.S. Army, 308th Infantry, 77th Division. Place and date: Charlevaux, in the forest of Argonne, France, 2-October 8, 1918. Entered service at: Ne (...) - October 04 · Guns and Patriots
Review: Charter Arms Bulldog
The .44 Special revolver has always been one of those great guns for which I have held a special affinity. It is a relatively mild shooting cartridge that throws a big chunk of lead downrange.&n (...) - October 04 · Guns and Patriots
The Last Jump: Chapter Fourteen
The Last Jump“Remember upon the conduct of each depends the fate of all.”Alexander the Great (356 BC - 323 BC)“Can I help you, ma’am?” The sentry at the gate was a (...) - October 01 · Guns and Patriots
Marijuana Terrorism War on US Public Lands
It’s a jungle out there—M14 pointing way through a Mexican Cartel marijuana field in California. Pearl Harbor and 9/11 remind the United States not only of how we can be caught with our pa (...) - September 29 · Guns and Patriots
Common Sense: Friends and Enemies
Afghan insurgent loyal to warlord Jalaluddin Haqqani WASHINGTON — When the U.S. State Department announced this week that it finally is going to designate the Haqqani network as a foreign terro (...) - September 28 · Guns and Patriots
Protect the Second Amendment: Teach a Child to Shoot
What our young learn from us they will carry with them the rest of their lives. (...)