Each of these cases is significant enough to merit its own post, but since they came down within a week of each other, we’re discussing both of them here. They are: Gahl v. Aurora Health Care, Inc. ___ N.W.2d ___, 2023 Wisc. LEXIS 137 (Wis. May 2, 2023), and M.T. v. Walmart Stores, Inc., ___ P.3d ___, 2023 WL 3135662 (Kan. App. April 28, 2023).
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Only 37 days until this blogger heads back to her home away from home—Key West. My last trip to the island having ended exactly 105 days ago. So, as we were divvying up this week’s cases, it was a no brainer that I chose the case regarding whether the Lower Keys Medical Center
In his excellent guide to the perplexed young lawyer, The Curmudgeon’s Guide to Practicing Law, co-DDL blog founder Mark Herrmann offers all sorts of good advice. One bit that we particularly remember is that the best case authority is a reversal of a court that ruled the way your opponent wants. It’s nice to
We are back from a weeklong vacation in Greece, with time split between Athens and a lovely, tiny, lightly-touristed island called Symi. We offer these observations:
We wanted avocado toast for lunch a week or two ago. And we had a perfect avocado on the kitchen counter and some nice whole-grain bread in the breadbox. So we cut the avocado in half, “unscrewed” it to leave the pit in one half, then drove the point of a sharp knife into the