Martin Delaney & Ricci Law Group – Our Blog
The purpose of this blog is educational only. We may also post opinion columns on topics such as Vermont Supreme Court decisions, legislative changes, and other items of current interest.
Recent Posts
What to do if You’re Misdiagnosed
It’s crucial to have a sense of trust in our healthcare providers. The opinions and guidance of our medical physicians inform our most vital decisions about our health, from choosing
Damages in a Personal Injury Case
What are personal injury damages? “Damages” are the harms and losses that a person suffers because of someone else’s negligence. The only relief for an injury in the courts, generally,
The Bleeding Edge
Medical Device News Medical devices can cause problems. We recommend folks watch The Bleeding Edge. The movie is about the medical device industry. Time has a writeup on the movie here.
Sound the Alarm: Saturday September 22, 2017
Next Saturday, I’m trading in my suit and briefcase for a sweatshirt, jeans, and hand tools. Along with a team of my fellow Vermont trial lawyers from across the state,
Bike Smart: Be Seen!
Free Bicycle Light Giveaway for Vermont Kids on May 12 & 13 It’s biking weather again and more kids are biking on our streets and around our neighborhoods. Using bike
Balancing Act
This is Delaney’s nephew doing a balancing act at Fenway on his dad’s hand. Enjoy. Your browser does not support iframes.
Kronies
Here’s an entertaining and sarcastic political site to brighten your Monday. Hat-tip to Popehat.
And we get letters . . .
Or boxes rather. We just got a five-pound box of lollipops from a fan. Ain’t that something? Thank you very much Rhonda Lea Kirk Fries! Somebody wants to make
Routing Numbers and the ABA
We get several visitors regarding this issue, so it’s about time for a blog post about it. Greg Thatcher is a friendly, unassuming software engineer with a small website that
The NFL and its Tax-Exempt Status
In 2010, I wrote a law review article on the NFL’s tax-exempt status as a 501(c)(6). The article was cited in Senator Tom Coburn’s 2012 Wastebook. Lately, the article has