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In the United States, Congress is the branch of government responsible for making law itself. Under Article II of the Constitution, however, the President wields significant authority to shape how those laws are carried out. The most significant tool for doing so is by executive order. These presidential directives are more than just political statements; they are binding instructions to federal agencies that carry real legal consequences. For businesses, organizations, and individuals, understanding how executive orders work—and how they might affect operations or compliance obligations—is essential. An executive order is a formal directive issued by the President to officers and […]

Introduction to Attorney-Client Privilege The attorney-client privilege protects the confidentiality of communications between lawyers and their clients. This privilege ensures that attorneys may not divulge client secrets, nor can others force them to do so legally, except if the privilege is waived. The purpose of this expansive privilege is to ensure that clients may openly share information with their lawyers, enabling complete and effective representation. Key Aspects of Attorney-Client Privilege When Does Attorney-Client Privilege Attach? In most jurisdictions, the privilege attaches whenever a client is seeking legal advice from a lawyer. This applies even if a formal attorney-client relationship has […]

By: Jared J. Roberts Today’s political climate, while often tedious and downright hostile, has had one positive outcome: More people are now involved in our elections process than ever before. This includes new people wanting to get involved and run for Congress. People who had never thought a Congressional run to be possible before but are now inspired to get involved and help make a change. If you are one of these people, you should consider talking with an election law lawyer before you do anything else. When running for United States Congress, there are many rules you, the candidate, […]