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If the professional expert scheduled to testify at the hearing had a reputation for being an “anti-claimer,” the applicant would have to hire their own professional expertise. A vocational expert plays a very important role in the hearing on disability in the field of social security. A vocational expert is an expert who knows about the availability of … Continue reading Vocational Experts and Social Security Disability Process Continue Reading →

So is a Deed of Declaration necessary for all property owners? YES. While the Declaration contains all the details about the property, it also provides the security of ownership to the owner. Before buying or renting a property, especially in terms of land, buildings and apartments, it is crucial to do a background check. Ensure … Continue reading Deed of Declaration: Property Ownership Continue Reading →

Hampshire House, the company that owns Cheers and other Boston-area restaurants, is suing various insurance providers over denied claims filed in response to the COVID-19 shutdown. Hampshire House, the owner of a slew of Boston restaurants, including Cheers, filed a lawsuit against a handful of its insurance providers over “denied business interruption claims it filed … Continue reading Owner of Cheers is Suing Insurance Providers Over Denied Claims from COVID-19 Shutdowns Continue Reading →

Another day, another set of leaks to Joan Biskupic of CNN. Yesterday I wrote about Part I in Biskupic’s series. That report was designed to make Chief Justice Roberts look powerful. Today, Biskupic published Part II in her series. This report was designed to make Justice Gorsuch look decisive, and in control. Specifically, the report highlights his steadfast position on Bostock. Biskupic … Continue reading Leaks From the Supreme Court, Part II: Justice Gorsuch Look Decisive and In Control Continue Reading →

Yesterday, the Trump Administration commenced its third effort to wind down DACA. DACA Rescission 1.0 began in 2017. Attorney General Sessions wrote a letter to Acting DHS Secretary Duke. Sessions concluded that DACA was unlawful. And Duke, bound by that determination, issued a memorandum to rescind DACA on the sole ground that it was unlawful. She did … Continue reading The Trump Administration Begins DACA Rescission 3.0, And Moots All Pending Challenges to the 2017 Dukes Memorandum and the 2018 Nielsen Memorandum Continue Reading →

Yesterday, the Trump Administration commenced its third effort to wind down DACA. DACA Rescission 1.0 began in 2017. Attorney General Sessions wrote a letter to Acting DHS Secretary Duke. Sessions concluded that DACA was unlawful. And Duke, bound by that determination, issued a memorandum to rescind DACA on the sole ground that it was unlawful. She did … Continue reading The Trump Administration Begins DACA Rescission 3.0, And Moots All Pending Challenges to the 2017 Dukes Memorandum and the 2018 Nielsen Memorandum Continue Reading →

From Judge Leo Sorokin’s decision Monday in U.S. v. Joseph: The government has charged Massachusetts District Court Judge Shelley M. Richmond Joseph and Massachusetts Trial Court Officer Wesley MacGregor in an Indictment alleging conspiracy and obstruction of justice in violation of 18 U.S.C. § 1512 and obstruction of a federal proceeding in violation of 18 U.S.C. … Continue reading No Dismissal of Charges Against Massachusetts Judge Who Allegedly Helped an Arrestee Evade Immigration Officials Continue Reading →

National Review Online published my new essay, Gorsuch and Kavanaugh Declare Their Independence from Trump. I wrote this before Joan Biskupic’s latest leak, but it is consistent with my take. Here is the introduction: Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh, perhaps more than any other Supreme Court justices in modern history, are closely connected to the president … Continue reading New in NRO: Gorsuch and Kavanaugh Declare Their Independence from Trump Continue Reading →

National Review Online published my new essay, Gorsuch and Kavanaugh Declare Their Independence from Trump. I wrote this before Joan Biskupic’s latest leak, but it is consistent with my take. Here is the introduction: Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh, perhaps more than any other Supreme Court justices in modern history, are closely connected to the president … Continue reading New in NRO: Gorsuch and Kavanaugh Declare Their Independence from Trump Continue Reading →

National Review Online published my new essay, Gorsuch and Kavanaugh Declare Their Independence from Trump. I wrote this before Joan Biskupic’s latest leak, but it is consistent with my take. Here is the introduction: Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh, perhaps more than any other Supreme Court justices in modern history, are closely connected to the president … Continue reading New in NRO: Gorsuch and Kavanaugh Declare Their Independence from Trump Continue Reading →