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Joseph P. Stanley

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Joseph P. Stanley is a top Personal Injury, Car Accident, and Premises Liability attorney serving New York. Meet Joseph P. Stanley Joseph 'Joe' Stanley is the founding partner of Stanley Law Offices, a personal injury, workers' compensation, and Social Security disability firm he opened in his native Syracuse in 1982.
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Form I-864: The Federal Contract Hiding Inside Marriage-Based Immigration (Why Family Lawyers Ignore It at Their Peril)

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By Richard Herman
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A family lawyer negotiates a divorce settlement. Property is divided. Spousal support is waived. The final decree is entered. The file is closed. Two years later, the former husband is served with a lawsuit seeking support under a document he signed years earlier while sponsoring his spouse for a green card. He assumed the divorce ended his obligations. It didn’t.
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AI and Life After Death

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By Z. Peter Sawicki, Amanda Prose
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“Who Wants to Live Forever” was a song written by Queen for the film Highlander (1986). Who knew that in 2025 Meta in obtaining U.S. Patent No. 12,513,102 would provide a method of a virtual life after death. What once sounded like science fiction, or perhaps a rejected subplot from a dystopian television series, may become a virtual reality and lead to an actual reality involving actual investment with actual real legal ramifications.
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Handshake Deal to Lawsuit: The Risks of Informal Agreements

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By David Olsky
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Not every deal starts with a contract. Sometimes, people assume that a shared understanding is enough, that a written agreement isn’t necessary, or that they’ll document it later. Sometimes that works. Informal arrangements are fine when things are going well. But when a business relationship breaks down, the lack of a legal contract can cause significant problems. A recent case I litigated in Colorado illustrated how this plays out. The parties agreed that there was a partnership.
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Paul H. Townsend

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Paul H. Townsend is a top Divorce attorney serving New Jersey. Meet Paul H. Townsend Paul H. Townsend is a founding partner of Townsend, Tomaio, Newmark & Clancy, LLC, where he focuses on divorce and family law. With decades of experience guiding clients through complex and emotionally challenging legal matters, he combines deep legal expertise with a personal understanding of the impact of family transitions.
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Richard C. McConathy

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Richard C. McConathy is a top Criminal Defense, DUI and DWI, and Divorce attorney serving Texas. Meet Richard C. McConathy Richard C. McConathy is a Dallas DWI defense attorney and assists clients in Dallas, Fort Worth, Irving, Denton, and Collin County areas, in matters of criminal law, including DUI, DWI, white-collar crimes, assault, burglary, drug possession and trafficking, and a variety of other violations. He also handles state appeals and practices at the municipal level.
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Legal Tech & Marketing Special Issue

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Attorney at Law Magazine has opened submissions for its all-digital issue featuring the leaders of the legal marketing and legal tech industries. Complete the form below or contact us at to participate in the 2026 Legal Tech & Marketing issue. We have opportunities to tell your story in a feature story or share your knowledge in an op-ed style article. We look forward to highlighting the professionals and teams behind the scenes in the legal industry.
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Matthew McConaughey Trademarked ‘Alright, Alright, Alright.’ What He Actually Registered Was a Brand

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By Allen Adamson
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As AI makes a voice or face easy to copy, celebrities are reaching for trademark protection. The harder question is whether the law can defend what the brand is actually worth. Matthew McConaughey recently secured eight trademarks on the pieces of himself that people recognize without being told: his voice, his face in motion, and the three words he has said in a way no one else can, “Alright, alright, alright.” He told the Wall Street Journal he wanted a clear perimeter around ownership.
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Consumer Legal Funding Moves Out of the Gray Area Into Mainstream Regulation

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By Candice Payrovi
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A plaintiff can understand the value of her case and still feel forced to take less than it is worth. Every plaintiff’s attorney has seen some version of that moment. The case has merit. Liability is clear enough to keep moving. The problem is, medical bills have been accumulating for 14 months. Rent is two weeks late, and the car is about to be repossessed. I have watched consumer legal funding evolve around that pressure point for years.
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Legal Directories: A Strategy for the Past or Future?

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By Jason G. Craver
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When I originally wrote this article in 2021, I released what I thought was the legal directory of the future. Why did I believe this? Because it was different from the rest, offering exclusivity, and at the time, the search engines loved the model when properly implemented. Well, times change, and if you know SEO and marketing, so do strategies and the search engines.
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