The Essence(s) of the Matter
Two not-altogether-wrong characterizations of lawyers are that we like Latin words and thrive on uncertainty. And if you’re analyzing statutes of limitations, you get to enjoy both. Sometimes [...]
Lawyers: You Have the Right to Remain Silent, but What You Don’t Say Will Be Held Against You
We touched on many issues in our recent crisis communications CLE, but one topic seemed to generate a lot of questions. Lawyers, perhaps by their very nature, are guarded, suspicious, and [...]
Garnishing an Independent Contractor
Earlier this week, the Tennessee Court of Appeals decided an important, and unprecedented, issue affecting the ability of creditors to garnish funds. A garnishment is an order issued to a third [...]
