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Montana Supreme Court Grants Third Parties More Power To Interfere In The Rights Of Parents
by Wilton H. Strickland It is a well-established principle of law that parents have fundamental and constitutional rights over their children that cannot be interfered with absent abuse, neglect, or …
Do Prior Convictions For Drunk Driving In Another State Count Towards The Total?
by Wilton H. Strickland I’ve never handled any DUI cases, but they are quite plentiful in my home State of Florida and my adopted State of Montana. The one time …
Tesla Verdict Highlights The Growing Temptation To Blame One’s Negligence On Someone (Or Something) Else
by Wilton H. Strickland A Miami jury recently found that Tesla shares liability to the tune of $243 million for a collision that injured one pedestrian and killed another. The …
From A Popular Comic Strip To Processed Peanut Butter: The Saga Of Skippy
By Wilton H. Strickland In 2015 I was struggling to establish my own practice, having sworn off working in law firms or for any other employer again. Times were tough. …
The Growing Use Of Artificial Intelligence In The Practice Of Law Is Not Just Problematic, But Shameful
by Wilton H. Strickland Humanity’s penchant for laziness knows no bounds, and this extends to the practice of law (though some people may doubt whether lawyers qualify as human). Here …
The Legal Community’s Indignation Over The Constitution Is A Day Late And A Dollar Short
by Wilton H. Strickland More than a thousand legal scholars recently signed a letter criticizing the Trump administration for sparking a “constitutional crisis” by issuing a number of controversial executive …
Can Employers Deduct Wages For Negligence On The Job?
by Wilton H. Strickland Imagine this. You are working as a server in a busy restaurant, and one of your tables dines then dashes out the door without paying. Your …
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