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Martindale Med Mal
- February 17 · Martindale MedMal
Ohio Supreme Court Upholds Requirement that Trial Courts Bifurcate Compensatory and Punitive Damage Phases of Trials Upon Motion
In a February 15, 2012 decision, Havel v. Villa St. Joseph, 2012-Ohio-552, the Ohio Supreme Court upheld a key component of Ohio's 2005 tort reform. Specifically, that tort reform included a requireme (...) - February 08 · Martindale MedMal
The Consequences of Truth: Compulsory Medical Error Reporting in New Jersey
This article (a) examines physicians' ethical obligation to report medical errors to their patients, (b) discusses the literature which analyzes why they fail to do that, (c) explains how New Jersey t (...) - February 07 · Martindale MedMal
Medical Malpractice Trials: Winning The Morality Play in the Battle of the Experts
There are ethical rules that apply to experts opinions. To be fair, an expert opinion should be (a) based on a comprehensive analysis of the facts, (b) the product of an objective analysis and (c) a r (...) - February 06 · Martindale MedMal
The Relevance of Never Events in Medical Malpractice Litigation
This article discusses the decisions by Medicare and the insurance industry, to declare certain categories of events non-compensable because they should not occur in safe hospitals, and whether or not (...) - February 06 · Martindale MedMal
The Role of Informed Consent in Defensive Medicine
This article suggests that the problem of "defensive medicine" is vastly over-stated. Additionally, the suggestion that doctors practice medicine defensively because they are conce (...) - February 06 · Martindale MedMal
To Err is Human, But This is Something Else.
This article questions the morality behind the continuing calls for tort reforms given the lack of progress in the patient safety movement for the last ten years. (...) - February 03 · Martindale MedMal
Liability after Specialist Referral?
Dr. Abimbola Osunkoya referred a patient to an ENT specialist after observing that her tonsils were large and red and diagnosing her as suffering from tonsillitis. After the referral, he never saw th (...) - February 02 · Martindale MedMal
Plaintiff’s Premature Death Does not Alter an Award of Future Medical Expenses
In Spangler v. McQuitty, the Maryland Court of Appeals addressed the question of whether the court should reduce a jury award of future medical care for a plaintiff who dies after the trial, but befor (...) - January 13 · Martindale MedMal
U.S. Government Seeks to Dismiss Case of Guatemalan Victims
On January 9, 2012, the U.S. Department of Justice claimed immunity for the United States in a case brought on behalf of thousands of Guatemalan victims of non-consensual human medical experimentation (...) - January 02 · Martindale MedMal
Hire A Medical Malpractice Lawyer With Experience
Malpractice law exists so that people who have suffered due to physician malpractice have some recourse. Lawyers for medical malpractice claims need to be informed about almost constant changes in thi (...) - January 02 · Martindale MedMal
Organizations Raise Money For Cerebral Palsy
Cerebral palsy is a condition that results from a brain injury. For those who work to help people with this condition, this means that there is really nothing that can be done in the way of a cure, at (...) - January 02 · Martindale MedMal
What Kind Of Medical Professionals Get Sued For Malpractice
There are many different types of professionals who can be sued for medical malpractice. Physician malpractice, obviously, does have to involve a professional who provides some sort of healthcare serv (...) - December 27 · Martindale MedMal
Counsel Fees On Future Medical Damages In Medical Malpractice Cases: Do We Have To Cut Another Check?
In Sayler v. Skutches, 2011 Pa. D&C. LEXIS 59 (Lehigh County March 4, 2011), the Honorable Carol K. McGinley addressed the issue of first impression regarding the payment of the proportionate sha (...) - December 20 · Martindale MedMal
Injuries as a Result of an Anesthesia Error
Anesthesia has become a common practice in surgery, and for the most part, the science of using anesthesia to induce and maintain unconsciousness during a surgical procedure has advanced to the point (...) - December 20 · Martindale MedMal
Overview of Surgical Errors in a Medical Malpractice Lawsuit
You may be entitled to compensation through a medical malpractice lawsuit if you suffered serious injuries due to a surgical error. With help from a medical malpractice law firm, you can learn what yo (...) - December 20 · Martindale MedMal
Serious Medical Mistake: Underdiagnosis of a Condition
When you are the victim of a medical mistake, an attorney may be able to assist you in seeking compensation in the form of personal injury damages from the medical professional or facility responsible (...) - December 01 · Martindale MedMal
Cerebral Palsy - Three Things To Consider
Cerebral palsy is a condition that lasts forever. The term can actually refer to several different disorders. There is ataxic cerebral palsy, for instance, which has different characteristics than dys (...) - December 01 · Martindale MedMal
Is Your Medical Malpractice Claim Legit?
Ultimately, your attorney will determine whether or not your medical malpractice claim is worth pursuing. A jury will determine whether or not your medical malpractice claim has enough merit to justif (...) - November 15 · Martindale MedMal
Don’t Take Away my Error in Judgment
Defendants in medical malpractice cases often feel that the instructions to the jury are unfair and place a burden on the defense that is difficult to overcome. In the past, there was one jury instru (...) - November 14 · Martindale MedMal
An Award of Costs has no Bearing on Time to Appeal
In Mattison v. Gelber, the issue of 5 in costs had a far greater impact on an 1,162.73 judgment than anyone could have been anticipated. While 5 seems to pale in comparison to the 1,162.73 (...)
Martindale WC
- February 20 · Martindale WC
Two Year Statute Of Limitations Runs From Last Date Of Comp Payments And Cannot Be Relaxed By Court
Many states have a provision that allows an employee to file a workers' compensation claim within two years from the last payment of workers' compensation benefits. But is this statute absolute? (...) - February 16 · Martindale WC
Recruiter Qualified under California Commissioned Salesperson Exemption, Not Entitled to Overtime
Ruling a recruiter was a commissioned salesperson because his job involved sales and his compensation was based on those sales, the California Court of Appeal, Fourth Appellate District, has rejected (...) - February 15 · Martindale WC
Board Of Education Is Assessed Penalties For Late Payments
Lori Ferguson was hired as a physical education teacher for the Trenton Board of Education in 1998. She taught full-time and also was approved by the Board as a summer school teacher in 2000, 2002, an (...) - February 09 · Martindale WC
Appellate Court Dismisses Workers’ Comp Claim For Fraud Where Petitioner Misrepresented Facts During Trial
The New Jersey Division of Workers' Compensation has its own fraud act within the workers' compensation law. The case of Dubrel v. Maple Crest Auto Group, A-3321-10T3 (App. Div. January 30, 2012) illu (...) - February 02 · Martindale WC
Yes, That's My Employee But Someone Else Caused His Injury - Make Them Pay
When an employee suffers an injury that arises out of and in the course of his or her employment, the Virginia Workers’ Compensation Act limits his or her remedies for work-related injuries (...) - February 01 · Martindale WC
The Effect of Child Support Liens on Your Workers' Compensation Settlement
Collins & Lacy shareholder and Employment Practice Group Chair Christian Boesl covers the ins and outs of child support liens on workers' compensation settlements. (...) - January 25 · Martindale WC
Company's "100% Healed" Policy Does Not Create per se Disability Discrimination.
In a case that adds to a split among federal appellate courts, the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has held that a company’s insistence on an employee being “100% healed&r (...) - December 23 · Martindale WC
Changes are Coming to Unemployment and Workers Compensation Acts
On Monday, December 19, 2011, Governor Synder signed two bills which make major changes to both the Michigan Employment Security Act (Unemployment) and the Michigan Worker's Disability Compensation Ac (...) - December 14 · Martindale WC
Can You State That to a Reasonable Degree of Medical Certainty?
The South Carolina Supreme Court recently weighed in on the standard of evidence required to prove (or disprove) a repetitive trauma claim. In Michau v. Georgetown County, the Court held that medical (...) - December 14 · Martindale WC
Court Gives Broad Meaning to the Phrase “Equipment Safety Guard”
Ohio’s intentional tort statute is an exception to the exclusive remedy provided by the Workers’ Compensation Act. Under R.C. §2745.01, an employer is liable if the pla (...) - December 14 · Martindale WC
I Answered My Email After Work, Now Pay Me!
Many companies provide their employees with 24-hour access to email, whether through remote access to company servers, iPhones, Blackberries, or other smartphones. Other companies have employees that (...) - December 14 · Martindale WC
Pre-Existing Deformities Not Compensable
The S.C. Court of Appeals recently held that a radiation therapist did not suffer a compensable injury by accident where prolonged standing on her feet aggravated pre-existing structural deformities i (...) - December 09 · Martindale WC
Tennessee Appeals Court Affirms Authority of Tennessee Department of Labor
In two recent decisions, the Tennessee Court of Appeals has quelled efforts by employers to challenge the authority of Tennessee Department of Labor ("TDOL") Specialists to compel (...) - November 11 · Martindale WC
Discovery in Workers' Compensation
Who hasn t heard, at sometime during their career in workers compensation, the ad age; there is no discovery in workers comp ? The rules of the Division of Workers Compensation for New Jersey, found i (...) - November 08 · Martindale WC
The Ohio Supreme Court Takes a New Look at Loss of Vision
Recently, the Ohio Supreme Court reassessed how loss of vision is determined when an employee’s natural lens or cornea is replaced with an artificial lens or a cornea transplant. Generally, (...) - November 04 · Martindale WC
Where should this claim be filed? A comparison of Virginia, Maryland and D.C. Workers' COmpensation Laws
For attorneys with an option for where to file a workers' compensation claim, Mr. Ackerman reviews the factors in determining the best possible venue for a client. (...) - November 03 · Martindale WC
Interim Evaluation Work-Related Expenses Scheme
The state secretary of Finance has sent a letter to the House of Representatives with respect to the result of the interim evaluation of the work-related expenses scheme. Approximately 10% of employer (...) - November 01 · Martindale WC
Workers’ Compensation Round-Up
The past few months have seen a number of significant decisions in the Workers’ Compensation field. This article will examine five recent cases and the lessons to be learned from them. (...) - October 18 · Martindale WC
Worker Classification Settlement Program
For many years, employers have been troubled by the proper classification for certain individuals who work somewhat autonomously and are not “traditional” employees. Are they an (...) - October 14 · Martindale WC
Courts Focus on Importance of Average Weekly Wage
In Pilgrim v. Eaton & Revis, 391 S.C. 38, 703 S.E.2d 241 (Ct. App. 2010), the court specifically addressed and emphasized the requirements of determining average weekly wage (AWW) pursuant to (...)
Tarnished 20
- February 21 · Findlaw Tarnished 20
ESPN's Jeremy Lin Headline Slur Likely Won't Lead to Lawsuit
ESPN's firing of an editor over a racially charged headline about the NBA's Jeremy Lin likely won't lead to a lawsuit by the fired employee -- or, for that matter, by Lin or his representatives. ESPN (...) - February 15 · Findlaw Tarnished 20
TCU Drug Bust: 4 Football Players Among 17 Caught in Drug Sting
Four football players were amongst the 17 students at Texas Christian University arrested on Wednesday. The Fort Worth police carried out a 6-month investigation and caught the group selling marijuana (...) - February 15 · Findlaw Tarnished 20
'Linsanity' Trademark Attempts May Not be a Slam Dunk
Should the term "Linsanity" be trademarked? Apparently there's an app for that -- an application for a trademark, that is. But it's not by the NBA's newest phenom Jeremy Lin. Instead, a California man (...) - February 15 · Findlaw Tarnished 20
Allen Iverson's Bank Account Seized Over Jewelry Debt
Ex-NBA star Allen Iverson's bank account is set to take a huge hit, after a judge ordered the account seized to pay off Iverson's debt to a jewelry store. How much bling brought down the 11-time NBA a (...) - February 13 · Findlaw Tarnished 20
Jerry Sandusky Can See His Grandchildren, Judge Rules
Despite protests from prosecutors, a judge has granted Jerry Sandusky permission to communicate with 11 of his 14 grandchildren. The grant comes as part of a request to modify his bail conditions. The (...) - February 09 · Findlaw Tarnished 20
NFL's Chad Ochocinco Deep-Sixes Made-Up Name for Fiancée's Sake
New England Patriots receiver Chad Ochocinco is deep-sixing (or should we say, deep-seis-ing?) his made-up last name. And he’s doing it for the sake of his reality TV-star fiancée. Chad Ochocinco, (...) - February 08 · Findlaw Tarnished 20
LA Dodgers Ask Court to Dismiss Bryan Stow's Lawsuit
Lawyers for the Los Angeles Dodgers want a federal court in Delaware to dismiss beaten fan Bryan Stow's lawsuit against the team. Dodgers attorneys filed a motion with the bankruptcy court Friday, ass (...) - February 07 · Findlaw Tarnished 20
Broncos' Knowshon Moreno Busted for DUI in 'SAUCED' Bentley
Denver Broncos running back Knowshon Moreno's lead foot led to his arrest last week for DUI in a construction zone, according to police. Moreno, 24, was pulled over for speeding Feb. 1 in a Bentley co (...) - February 06 · Findlaw Tarnished 20
Alberto Contador Stripped of 2010 Tour de France Title by Court
Spanish cyclist Alberto Contador's doping charges were upheld on Monday. He was stripped of his 2010 Tour de France title and banned from the sport for two years. The decision was handed down (...) - February 03 · Findlaw Tarnished 20
Illegal Sports Websites Shut Down by Feds Ahead of Super Sunday
Those who lack in cable -- or proper geographical region -- often turn to websites that stream sporting events online. But federal prosecutors in New York have put the kibosh on that activity just day (...) - February 02 · Findlaw Tarnished 20
Drunk Zamboni Driver Arrested at MN Pee Wee Hockey Game
A Minnesota man's part-time job is on thin ice, after he was arrested for driving a Zamboni while drunk at a pee-wee hockey game. Joel Keith Bruss, 34, of Apple Valley, Minn., was supposed to maneuver (...) - January 30 · Findlaw Tarnished 20
WWE Wrestler, Harvard Law Grad David Otunga Wins NY Pro Bono Case
He may play a lawyer on TV, but the WWE's A-List is a real attorney with a real degree from Harvard Law. And he just won a case. David Otunga took a break from his usual shenanigans last week to... C (...) - January 25 · Findlaw Tarnished 20
Agent Leigh Steinberg, Inspiration for 'Jerry Maguire,' is Bankrupt
He had us at "hello," but now his creditors are demanding, "Show me the money!" The man who inspired the movie "Jerry Maguire," superagent Leigh Steinberg, has filed for bankruptcy. Steinberg filed fo (...) - January 24 · Findlaw Tarnished 20
Ex-Wrestler 'Gangsta of Love' Gets 32 Years for Having HIV Sex
A former pro wrestler known as "Gangsta of Love" made some bad moves in bed. Now Andre Davis is headed to prison for failing to tell his sex partners he was HIV-positive. Davis, 29, was sentenced to 3 (...) - January 23 · Findlaw Tarnished 20
Kyle Williams Death Threats Not OK: Tweets Can Get You Arrested
The San Francisco 49ers' NFC title loss to the New York Giants left a lot of Niners fans heartbroken -- and angry. Now punt returner Kyle Williams is receiving death threats via Twitter. In case you m (...)
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
- February 21 · FIndlaw Top Headlines
Dad Charged After Car Stolen With Kid Inside
You know you're not supposed to leave your kid in a car alone -- even if you're running inside for just a few minutes. But some people do it anyway. It's illegal. And as Philip Owens knows, it's quite (...) - February 21 · FIndlaw Top Headlines
WA Avalanche Shows 'Sidecountry Skiing' Risks
The avalanche deaths of three expert skiers highlights the risks of "sidecountry skiing," an increasingly popular trend, experts say. The skiers -- Jim Jack, Chris Rudolph, and Johnny Brenan (...) - February 21 · FIndlaw Top Headlines
Mortgage Settlement: Will You See Any of It?
What does the mortgage settlement mean for me? Borrowers across the country are asking themselves this very question, wondering whether they will get a piece of the landmark billion agreement. The (...) - February 21 · FIndlaw Top Headlines
News Anchor's Dog Bite May Bring Injury Suit
Denver TV news anchor Kyle Dyer received a skin graft and 70 stitches after a dog bit her face during a live newscast. As she recovers, she may be considering a dog-bite lawsuit for personal-injury da (...) - February 21 · FIndlaw Top Headlines
Fine for Chewing Gum at School Upsets Parents
Noble Street Charter Network, a group of charter schools in Chicago, is under fire for a strict disciplinary code that includes fines. Students who receive four demerits in two weeks are given detenti (...) - February 21 · FIndlaw Top Headlines
Mom Punches Son During Anger Management Class
A Kentucky mom allegedly punched her 10-year-old son in the face during an anger-management counseling session, and her children have been placed in foster care. Misty Lawson, 30, of Louisville, admit (...) - February 21 · FIndlaw Top Headlines
NY Caterer Not Kosher, Cheated on Tips: Suit
Can you confiscate employee tips? This is one of the questions being asked in a lawsuit filed against Morrell Caterers, one of the largest of such companies on Long Island. Approximately 500 servers, (...) - February 17 · FIndlaw Top Headlines
IRS Sorry for 'Where's My Refund' Glitches
The IRS' message to taxpayers over its latest "Where's My Refund" website glitch: We're sorry, and we're working on it. "The IRS apologizes for any inconvenience and will provide updated information a (...) - February 17 · FIndlaw Top Headlines
FindLaw.com Employees Really Love Mardi Gras
What's one part cinnamon roll, one part cake has a small plastic baby Jesus inside? Why the FindLaw King Cake in celebration of Mardi Gras of course! The cake, baked with love by our own Mard (...) - February 17 · FIndlaw Top Headlines
Mardi Gras: LA's Most Deadly Driving Holiday
What are you doing during -- or post -- Mardi Gras? Driving? You should try to be careful. Turns out, Louisiana's car accident rates are pretty high during this time of the year. In 2010, Mardi Gras p (...) - February 17 · FIndlaw Top Headlines
Presidents Day: Top 5 Presidential Lawsuits
Presidents Day, officially known as Washington's Birthday under federal law, is a time to honor our nation's chief executives. There have been 44 presidents to date, and many have faced lawsuits befor (...) - February 17 · FIndlaw Top Headlines
Ban Texting, Facebook, In-Car Dialing, Feds Say
Guess what has caught the eye of the U.S. Transportation Department (DOT)? Distracted driving. The agency is calling for automakers to step up and restrict or ban texting, Facebook, Internet browsing, (...) - February 17 · FIndlaw Top Headlines
'Underwear Bomber' Gets Life for Trying to Blow Up Delta Flight
A Nigerian man accused of igniting an "underwear bomb" on a U.S.-bound jetliner has been sentenced to four consecutive life terms in prison. Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, now 25, sparked a fire but faile (...) - February 16 · FIndlaw Top Headlines
Randy Travis Video: Says 'Are You Kidding Me?' When Asked for ID
Newly released police video shows country superstar Randy Travis' slurred reaction to his public-intoxication arrest. "Really? Are you kidding me?" Randy Travis says in the video taken by a police cru (...) - February 16 · FIndlaw Top Headlines
Huguette Clark's Will Faces 0M Fraud Fight
The late New York heiress Huguette Clark's last will is a fraud, her relatives claim in a legal challenge. More than 0 million are at stake. Clark, who was 104 when she died last year, was heiress (...) - February 16 · FIndlaw Top Headlines
How to Get New Tax Credit for Hiring Veterans
You may have heard about General Electric's plan to hire 5,000 veterans in the next five years. While the move may be motivated by moral responsibility, the company has a financial incentive, too. The (...) - February 16 · FIndlaw Top Headlines
Top 5 States with the Most Home Foreclosures
A new report identifies five states with the most homes in foreclosure, and suggests a lengthy foreclosure process may be partly to blame. The foreclosure process averages 140 days nationwide, an anal (...) - February 16 · FIndlaw Top Headlines
CO Man Jailed for Not Having a Dog License
Can you go to jail for not having a dog license? People seem to think so after reading about Matthew Townsend, a resident of Jefferson County, Colo. Townsend was cited by animal control for not licens (...) - February 16 · FIndlaw Top Headlines
Electronic Cigarette Explodes in Man's Mouth
An electronic cigarette exploded in a Florida man's mouth, causing disfiguring injuries and burns, firefighters say. A defective product lawsuit is likely. Tom Holloway, 57, of Niceville, Fla., lost s (...) - February 15 · FIndlaw Top Headlines
Philadelphia Man Killed in Dog Poop Dispute
Authorities say that 47-year-old Philadelphia man Franklin Manual Santana was killed by his neighbor over a dog poop dispute. The shooting occurred on Valentine's Day. Investigators say that the neigh (...)
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. (...)