What is The Veil of Ignorance?

In his book “A Theory of Justice,” philosopher John Rawls uses the thought experiment of the “veil of ignorance” to explore what he believes to be the justest society. Under this veil, everyone is ignorant of their specific characteristics, such as race, gender, or economic class. This thought experiment is intended to strip away any… Continue reading What is The Veil of Ignorance?

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Martindale-Hubbell AV Rating – What Is It and Does It Matter?

What is an AV rated law firm? An “AV” rating is a Martindale-Hubbell rating of a law firm’s ability and reputation and has been the measure of best lawyer practices for over 100 years. It is the highest peer review legal ability rating that a law firm or individual lawyer can receive. The firm’s lawyers… Continue reading Martindale-Hubbell AV Rating – What Is It and Does It Matter?

Divorce and Debt – 7 Things You Need to Know

Divorce is challenging for a variety of reasons. The legal aspect of divorce is primarily concentrated on the division of assets and debts. Divorce isn’t just emotionally costly. It can be financially expensive, too. Learn the basics of debt and divorce so you don’t get caught off-guard in challenging circumstances: The rules vary from state… Continue reading Divorce and Debt – 7 Things You Need to Know

Should I Become A Franchisee? Franchisee v. Franchisor Disputes

Are Your Working - Or Procrastinating?

I was a franchisee for Glass Doctor for over seven years. I know firsthand the challenges and opportunities that being a franchise business owner can bring to an entrepreneur. Many franchisees jump into becoming an owner without fully understanding the possibilities for disagreement between the franchisee and franchisor and how little leverage the franchisee often… Continue reading Should I Become A Franchisee? Franchisee v. Franchisor Disputes

Commentary on O’Bannon v. NCAA – 7 Years Later

What is the O’Bannon vs. NCAA case, and why is it critical? The O’Bannon vs. NCAA case is a landmark legal battle that has been making headlines recently given changes to name, image & likeness (NIL) approaches. At its heart, the case revolves around the issue of student-athlete compensation and whether current NCAA rules are… Continue reading Commentary on O’Bannon v. NCAA – 7 Years Later

Can you Define Sui Generis?

What does sui generis mean, and where did it originate from? Sui generis is a Latin term that means “one of a kind,” It has been widely used in law and philosophy since ancient times. This is because such concepts are said to be sui generis when they have no equivalent experience, meaning, or observers… Continue reading Can you Define Sui Generis?

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Difference Between US Economic Law and European Economic Law

The definition of economic law There is no single definition of economic law, as economics encompasses many different areas of study. However, at its core, economic law refers to the principles and theory behind producing, distributing and consuming goods and services within a given economy. These laws constantly evolve as new technologies impact how goods… Continue reading Difference Between US Economic Law and European Economic Law

Is it a job scam that you are required to pay upfront for training and start making money?

  What is a job scam, and how do you recognize one A job scam is a fraudulent scheme in which unscrupulous individuals attempt to trick or extort money from unsuspecting job seekers. Typically, these scams involve misleading or false advertisements for employment opportunities that either promise unrealistic salaries or misrepresent their true nature. To… Continue reading Is it a job scam that you are required to pay upfront for training and start making money?

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