by RG | Oct 24, 2025 | legal matters
If you’ve ever been peppered with unsolicited texts or TikTok DMs after a car crash, you’ve met the digital face of an old problem: barratry—soliciting legal clients the wrong way. With H.B. 2733, Texas has finally updated the law to meet the moment, closing the...
by RG | Oct 24, 2025 | legal matters
Most who open a solo practice immediately after law school will struggle before they find their footing, or fail. These three things will set you up to succeed. The post Three Essentials for Anyone Considering Solo Practice Right Out of Law School appeared first on...
by RG | Oct 23, 2025 | legal matters
Blake Poole: Standing the Watch By Susan Cushing On a blistering afternoon in Iraq, Blake Poole’s convoy rolled through hostile terrain. He had already seen more than his share of combat, but the dangers never dulled. In 15 months of nonstop fighting, his vehicle had...
by RG | Oct 23, 2025 | legal matters
Sandro Monteblanco: Defending Justice Across Borders By Susan Cushing When attorney Sandro O. Monteblanco founded the Monteblanco Law Group (MLG) more than two decades ago, he had a clear vision: to create a boutique law firm dedicated to international clientele and...
by RG | Oct 23, 2025 | legal matters
Federal criminal defense attorney Candice Fields longed for a meaningful career, so she traded in her job promoting textile products in the design trade for a law degree. “I knew instinctively that I wanted to protect individual constitutional rights,” she said. “I’m...
by RG | Oct 23, 2025 | legal matters
The debate over urban crime today seems to be following a familiar refrain, much like the contemporary remake of an old movie. In the 1960s, there was a push to adopt more forgiving criminal laws during a period of perceived public safety. As a result, more...
