They say that burning bridges completely is rarely wise. Sooner or later, the time comes when you'll need to cross the bridges that you've burned. I am rarely wise so I have burned plenty of bridges in my day, and, after some reflection this week, I have come to the conclusion that I need to... Continue Reading →

For the first time in the history of this blog, I have opened the floor to someone else besides myself to convey an opinion even if I do not agree with the opinion in full. It may not become a regular habit, but this person offers a sober reflection from the perspective of someone who... Continue Reading →

The last two days have been rewarding to say the least. After my courageous client, Kendall Cote, and I appeared on Fox News to discuss our precedent setting victory for religious freedom amid COVID-19 vaccination requirements on college campuses, I have been overwhelmed with questions and requests for help from people around the country in... Continue Reading →

If I were a degenerate drinking man, I would open this article by saying “Hold my beer while I sign my own death warrant.” Since I am not, I will have to settle for saying, “Hold my hat while I sign my own death warrant.” That being said, all the emotional, sanctimonious hypocrites can have... Continue Reading →

The past two weeks have been odd ones for me. I will be a lawyer by trade, but I have acquired some secondary expertise in the business world. As is my habit, I shoot off my mouth on various occasions in a way that tends to strain credulity. Thus, a few years ago, I predicted... Continue Reading →