Happy Holidays from M & A
Common Sense and its Exceptions
This summary of a recent Vermont Supreme Court case will also be posted on the SCOV Law Blog in more or less the same form. Taylor v. Fletcher Allen Health Care, 2012 VT 86 Being a pro ser
In the middle of the night . . .
This summary of a recent Vermont Supreme Court case will also be posted on the SCOV Law Blog in more or less the same form. State v. Paro, 2012 VT 53 (mem.) Why reinvent the wheel? Here’s how
A Call to Arms
This summary of a recent Vermont Supreme Court case will also be posted on the SCOV Law Blog in more or less the same form. Pcolar v. Casella Waste Systems, Inc., 2012 VT 58 Today’s lesson in modified-comparative
Shameless Publicity Stunt
In an effort to make this site more interesting for visitors, here’s what we’ve come up with. If you have a general legal question, post it in the comments on this post. We’ll answer
Simple Criminal Defense Advice
Courtesy of Goodfellas, some criminal defense
Our Comment Policy
We’ve decided that our comment policy will be to approve all comments. At first, we were looking through and deciding which comments were “spammy” and which comments were not, but that seems all un-American
So . . . . What’s an employer?
This post also appears on the SCOV Law Blog. Marcum v. Agency of Human Services, 2012 VT 3 (mem.). Workers’ compensation offers financial support for anyone injured in the course of her employment. It is one of the
“You have the right to remain silent . . .”
This post also appears in much the same form on the SCOV Law Blog. State v. Robitaille, 2011 VT 135 Arrested? —Just shut up. Seriously. Any criminal-defense attorney will tell you—the police are not in the business
The Fentanyl Fiasco
This post also appears in much the same form on the SCOV Law Blog. Puppolo v. Donovan & O’Connor, LLC, 2011 VT 119 (mem.). Attorneys: be careful when you turn down a case. Dear Aunt Eva died
