Tomorrow, or technically later today, I plan on giving notice to my employer Jeffrey Hynes & Associates. I believe it has become clear that employment law is not my number one interest to pursue after graduation. More logistically, Jamie requires our car now that she will soon be working at the Kenosha Old Navy instead of the Grand Avenue Old ( Read more... )

School is in session again. I am taking ( Read more... )

One would think that the top Plaintiff's side employment lawyer in the state would have formed cogent political viewpoints... or at least found rational reaons to back-up whatever incorrect viewpoints he may have. For those of you new to my journal, "right" and "wrong" are, of course... relative terms with no actual meaning and to be defined by ( Read more... )

The surest sign of impending victory is when a non-state terrorist entity has grown weary of the violence. Hezbollah, via Syrian President Assad, are suddenly interested in having UN peacekeepers enforce a cease fire. There are several things worth noting here ( Read more... )

I have been tough to find for a month because I have been pursuing two lines of employment. 1) A law clerk with the plaintiff's side employment law firm Jeffrey Hynes & Associates.
2) A teacher for Kaplan's LDAT course.

This has made me less available. I intend to comment in the future, but at the moment life has been flying by

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Last weekend Milwaukee hosted the 135th NRA convention. As I am a member and live 3 blocks away from the convention center, I stopped by for 45 minutes to walk around and vote within the organization. In the lead-up ot the convention the NRA wanted some media attention. As such, the NRA asked local majors and police chiefs to sign a pledge that ( Read more... )

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Today hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants took to the streets to show that they are Americans and want to work. Of course they showed this by skipping work, waving various Latin American flags, and proposed a "nada gringo" boycott of American businesses for the day. Wow. That has to be one of the stupidest plans I've ever heard ( Read more... )