Role Models Worth Celebrating

On the first day of my torts class, I remember my professor looking out over the lecture hall and smiling. About half of the students in the room were women. Then Professor Silver told us what her own law school looked like in the 1970s. She was one of two women in a room full of men. That simple comparison landed hard for me. It was one of those “hell yeah” moments where I felt like I was part of something bigger than my own story ... CONTINUE READING

Inside a Complicated Motorcycle Injury Case

In personal injury work, not every case fits a neat pattern. We kind of live and die by the facts, and sometimes those facts force you to think differently.

One of my current cases is a good example. My client was a passenger on the back of her partner’s motorcycle. They turned onto a block in ... CONTINUE READING

Brides Who Wore Parachutes

Most wedding dresses come from boutiques or family closets. But in the 1940s, some came from the sky. During and after World War II, brides across the U.S. and parts of Europe walked down the aisle in gowns made from parachutes. Equal parts scarcity and sentiment contributed to the development of this tradition ... CONTINUE READING

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