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Can a business ban you from entering their premises?

by Dennis Beaver | business, drug use, employment

March 3, 2023 • By Dennis Beaver One of the strangest phone calls I’ve received thus far in 2023 was from “Rudy,” who called to ask if a private business’ ban against him could be lifted. He began our conversation with, “Can you get a ban they have on me removed?”...

Can a Judge Tell a Father to Avoid Risky Triathlons for His Sons?

by Dennis Beaver | attorney, divorce, family law, judges, marriage

November 12, 2024 • By Dennis Beaver How deeply into the daily lives of couples should family law judges venture? That was the ultimate question from a reader in a situation that, despite “living” in divorce court for many years, I had never been asked. For anyone...

Can a landlord be civilly liable for a tenant’s murder?

by Dennis Beaver | liability, negligence, safety

March 23, 2018 • By Dennis Beaver 
 For a moment, I would like you visualize the unthinkable. It is 5 AM. The phone rings. A somber voice identifies himself as a police detective and asks if you know “Sammy.” “Of course,” you reply, “What’s wrong?” “I am so sorry to...

Can employees be forced to get a COVID-19 vaccine by their employer?

by Dennis Beaver | business, employment, medicine

January 19, 2021 • By Dennis Beaver COVID-19 vaccinations are here. What if you don’t want to get one, but your employer says, “No shot, no job?” Is there a way that the business world and government can encourage taking the vaccination voluntarily as opposed to...

Can I disqualify a judge from hearing my case?

by Dennis Beaver | judges, law school, lawyers

October 12, 2018 • By Dennis Beaver “Is it possible to prevent a certain judge from hearing my case, or, am I stuck with whatever courtroom I’m assigned to? Is there a way to reduce the chances of having a judge who has a reputation for being a ‘loose...
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