We've all done it. We've all been victims of it. A computer connected to the Internet can capture the entire attention of a person, regardless of what's going on around them. The Internet has the power to isolate people from real world connection with other people.
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There is a lot of talk these days about how large corporations have essentially taken over Washington, DC. The little guy has no “access” to the political machine. Many are asking “what good is a right to vote when corporations are pouring millions of dollars into the campaigns of those we vote for?”
The same problem that exists in Washington, DC is often replicated across America’s courtrooms.
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I wonder if airlines realize that when they started charging $20 for checking every bag that everyone would start carrying on their bags on to the airplane? Let's face it, the overhead bins just aren't big enough to handle the luggage of all those people who simply don't want to pay that fee.
I practice internet law. As an
internet lawyer, I am often asked the question, “What is internet law?”
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I’m always amazed by adverse parties who play games in discovery. Their goal seems to be to avoid producing documents. This is all fun and games during the discovery phase of litigation.
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