“Concussions are like snowflakes.” I’ve heard a couple of doctors use this explanation.

This newsletter has both nothing and everything to do with penicillin.

We have an altimeter at our cabin.

Mediation is a facilitated settlement negotiation.

About five months after getting hit by a valet driver I was able to pick up my car today. It’s nice to have it back. But what a hassle.

And just like that it’s been 30 years since I started practicing law.

People who cause wrecks have all sorts of excuses for why they’re not responsible.

We’re on winter break. A lot of concentrated time with the kids.

With the advent of cameras in phones, photos are a much bigger part of our practice. Particularly premises liability cases.

Most stories have a theme:

Fate v. Free Will, Good v. Evil, Man v. Nature

There was a really interesting piece in the paper. It was about Tesla stock price. But it went deeper in terms of what it means to own a Tesla.

Not many First Amendment cases get filed. The vast majority—maybe 99 percent—get dismissed.

Even though I’ve been doing this a long time there are some things about every case that feel new. I think that’s because every person is a little bit different, and every case is a little bit different.

Last week I wrote about the Hot-Cold Empathy Gap (HCEG).