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Last year, I wrote a blog on the increased proliferation of arbitration clauses in consumer contracts. (See Founding Fathers Wouldn’t Like Fine Print: Forced Arbitration in Consumer Purchases) This subject recently appeared again in the news as Sen. Al Franken introduced Senate bill S.1133 earlier this year. The Franken bill seeks to limit forced arbitration …
In researching Thanksgiving in our country, I found that there are many variations on the story, including the date, who was present, and why it was established. But, Thanksgiving is not just a holiday. It is to our benefit, and the benefit of others, that each of us is thankful each day. Following are a …
70 years ago today, America and the Allies stood as moral giants. Due Process and a public trial in Nuremberg were provided to Nazi war criminals. President Harry Truman appointed U.S Supreme Court Justice, Robert H. Jackson, as the chief prosecutor for the United States. Jackson took leave from the Supreme Court during 1945-1946 in …
Volkswagen, the world’s largest automaker, fitted as many as 11 million vehicles worldwide with software designed to cheat nitrogen oxide emissions tests. Consequently, it will need to recall nearly 500,000 cars in the U.S., and about 8.5 million in Europe. VW also admits understating carbon dioxide emissions and fuel usage for about 800,000 vehicles. The …
1918: The agreement to a temporary cease fire of the First World War, known at that time as “the Great War.” This major event was formalized by the signing of an armistice between the Allied nations and Germany on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month of 1918. 1921: The Arlington …
