I overheard an interesting conversation recently that seemed to focus on challenges of economic opportunity. The speaker was espousing the perspective, essentially, that if things where you live are not what you would like the […]

In this blog, there have been various references to the ubiquity of technology. See Assume Everyone is Watching (September 2015); Evolving Issue of Body Cameras (July 2018); Artificial Intelligence Surveillance (August 2020); Surveillance, Conflicting Rights, and Balance (May 2021); and Drones, Surveillance, and Security (June 2021).  […]

My apologies for the late post today. I was, as they say, asleep at the switch.    The Daily Dot recently reported a story made popular by exposure on social media. It featured a picture of a […]

Yes, it is coming, like it, want it, or not.   Back in 2019, the Washington Post noted that Congress was contemplating the mandate of smarter vehicles. There was consideration of a bill that would mandate cars […]

The workers' compensation world is never short of experts. There are a multitude of moving parts in these state systems, and a great deal of interaction that leads from the premium paid to the benefits […]

I did not make up that title folks. That is a direct quote from Marc Antony's speech in Julius Caesar, by Billy Shakespeare (or whomever wrote those great works). He goes on to note a bit ominously that […]

This blog has covered many topics. From opioids to constitutional challenges; from attorney ethics to cybersecurity; from California to Massachusetts; from the Hot Seat to SAWCA; from conferences in Florida, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, West Virginia, Kentucky, […]

The World is coming along towards a non-COVID-19 comportment. I struggle at times to remember that people around the country continue to struggle through quarantine, isolation, masking and more. This was brought into stark relief […]