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Do you let “perfect be the enemy of the good?” Today’s customer is looking for speed and frictionless transactions – often ahead of money or perfection. Time is the one thing they can’t make more of. “Move fast and break…
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According to Sparktoro, almost 50% of searches result in no-click – including over 60% of mobile. Is your business optimized for GMB? Is your content structured so you get in featured snippets? SEO & users are changing. Is your strategy?…
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On this Constuitution Day weekend, one of the timeless components that has allowed the United States Constitution to survive for over 225 years has been the design elements that help prevent self-dealing and reduce overt temptation. John Rawls (1921-2002), an…
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While there is an argument that the normative “should” questions of the law create an interesting approach to legal thinking, there are many areas, particularly in constitutional law, where the positive analysis of what the Constitution says and the interpretation…
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I agree. International cooperation is foundational for peace and global prosperity. Openness doesn’t mean losing sovereignty, but it does mean collaboration, cooperation and a recognition that we are all interconnected by technology, a global economy, and a common humanity. “They…
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Being a Constitutionalist means that sometimes the results are not what you like, but are what the constitution requires.  In the case of the FBI investigation of Hillary Clinton, there have been calls of a cover up, a politically motivated…
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A great observation by the Washington Policy Center’s Jason Mercier…especially for our judges and justices. Jason Mercier July 20 at 1:53pm · With McCleary in the news, interesting concurrence from Justice Thomas in this 1995 U.S. Supreme Court case: https://www.law.cornell.edu/supct/html/93-1823.ZC1.html…
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