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The University of West Georgia recently recognized my support of the institution with the Cary Ichter Presidential Scholarship. After having endowed the scholarship in 2004 for the benefit of [...]

In November 2016, the American Bar Association’s Judicial Division Lawyers Conference created a committee to study how best to facilitate the use of Special Masters. The term “special master” [...]

On a knee-jerk basis, it is stunning, but after thoughtful consideration, it is hardly surprising, that elements of the political Left are now unashamedly attacking the First Amendment.  And the [...]

Roughly ten years ago I wrote a column for a national magazine advocating the sale of U.S. Postal Service (USPS).  I made the point that the USPS is one of the largest property owners, one of the [...]

Apparently, the chattering class is all in a tizzy about a company named Cambridge Analytica that accessed certain Facebook information–things like their name, location, email or friends [...]

What is it with the Trump administration and the War on Drugs?  News Flash for Donald Trump and Jeff Sessions: The War on Drugs is not the same as the War on Terror—although the War on Drugs is [...]

Franchisors often make quite a bit of their money from taking kickbacks from suppliers, real estate brokers, general contractors, or anyone else they say franchisee must use—despite what the [...]

Next: Bill Clinton Gets His Due Harvey Weinstein, Al Franken, Kevin Spacey, John Conyers, Roy Moore, and, of course, Donald Trump.  Hmmmm.  Who am I leaving out.  Oh, of course, Slick Willie—Bill [...]

On March 20, 2017, the U.S. House of Representatives passed the Lawsuit Abuse Reduction Act of 2017 (“LARA”).  If enacted, the bill would reintroduce mandatory sanctions for filing a frivolous [...]

Businesses is booming in the State of Georgia, and the good news is that minority companies in Atlanta are sharing in the success.   According to a recent study by Expert Market, Atlanta was [...]