by Dennis Beaver | court, judges, lawyers
January 27, 2023 • By Dennis Beaver We often hear, “Justice is Blind.” The saying refers to the way judges and juries are required to make decisions based only on the information presented to them, rather than on personal experiences, or who they like most. This...
by Dennis Beaver | business, insurance, lawyers
April 19, 2019 • By Dennis Beaver “I work both in sales and as a tech for a mid-west technology company. As an hourly employee, I can see the potential for going out on my own and earning far more than what I am currently being paid. “Today, with so much business,...
by Dennis Beaver | lawyers, traffic ticket
May 11, 2013 • By Dennis Beaver Last week we told you about Alex, our Selma reader who received a red-light camera ticket in the mail, weeks after he and relatives — driving to a family reunion in San Diego — had briefly stopped along the way for lunch. “My license...
by Dennis Beaver | ethics, lawyers
August 06, 2011 (Original publish date) • By Dennis Beaver More illegal aliens have been deported than ever before – close to a million in the past three years – according to Immigration and Customs Enforcement figures. But on occasion, with a showing of...
by Dennis Beaver | education, employment, lawyers
November 8, 2019 • By Dennis Beaver
Up until the Great Recession, if you were warm, breathing, graduated from law school, and passed a Bar exam, finding a relatively good paying job as a lawyer was almost a given. This was true even if you didn’t own a professional...
by Dennis Beaver | attorney fees, lawyers
November 21, 2015 • By Dennis Beaver “There are few things as dangerous to the public as a lawyer seduced by money, and instead of helping clients, rips them off,” Los Angeles-based attorney Lori Meloch firmly maintains. As director of the State Bar of California...
