The City of Philadelphia is a bit of a joke.  I write that as I sit in my apartment at 11:23 a.m.  On most every other Friday at this time, I’d either be in court or banging out the work […]

This week, I realized that recovery from a traumatic brain injury is not a finite process. Though I see a neurologist once per year and continue to notice subtle improvements in my physical abilities, I thought that the intrusive medical […]

I’m stressed but do not know the root of the issue. Perhaps it’s the fact that I have graduated from law school, though, 3 years later, I’m still living in the same box as I did when I began school. Perhaps […]

It is Saturday night, and I am sitting at my computer as I think about the opening statement for my first jury trial, which is scheduled for Wednesday.  The case is not particularly momentous [though it is to the client]. […]

The East Coast mentality, which places work first and life second, is completely jacked. The blizzard that wasn’t is the backdrop.  Schools, courts, and offices were closed on Tuesday, January 15, for fear of a major snow event. The storm […]

All across the country, locally and nationally elected lawmakers, as well as courts, continue to grapple with the issue of the legality of gay marriage.  I’ve thought about this situation, and I arrive at one question  – What the hell […]

GeriatricsI understand that y’all have been roaming this planet for decades longer than have I.  That fact does not give my senior friends a right to monopolize 6 different areas of the gym and shoot me a stink eye when […]

If your establishment is less than 20 years old, don’t drop an Est. on the sign outside. 

My workweek was a good one.  On Thursday, I was on trial.  The trial was a milestone because it was the first trial in which I represented one of my own and not Mr. Tinari’s clients.  It was a trial […]

Question: If you could not post a video of dumping a bucket of water onto your head, would you still participate in the ALS charity?