Category: LGBT Law

What Makes A Good Attorney?

I am a sucker for the Olympics. I love watching people push themselves to be the best in the world at some obscure event that requires an insane amount of skill

We Took the Pledge For Disability Diversity in the Legal Profession

Once upon a time, the legal profession was primarily a “white male” enclave. Women were few and far between, and minorities of any kind were almost invisible. Persons with disabilities were invisible. Over

How Do You Identify?

Most people think that the “gender” checkbox only has two choices-male and female. However, some people are born in the wrong body, and some people don’t conform to the traditional

Opening Doors to the LGBT Community

Two court cases were decided with significant impact for the New Jersey (and National) LGBT community. A highly publicized case was the United States Supreme Court decision in Obergefell v. Hodges,

Unbundling Legal Services – Are You All In?

More and more people are curious about “unbundled” legal services. What exactly does that mean? Traditionally, a client hires a lawyer to represent them throughout an entire case, or for

Weighing in on Same-Sex Marriage Discrimination

On September 3, 2015, Kim Davis, a Kentucky county clerk was jailed after a judge found her in contempt of court for her refusal to issue same-sex marriage licenses. U.S.