Category: Digital Advocate

By Michael T. Carney and Kirsten Heninger If she’s really a victim, why didn’t she just leave? [i] We have all heard the saying “Be the change you wish to […]

By Frederick G. Zundel Over the past several years state legislatures have addressed the scourge of domestic violence by passing civil protection order statutes and adding domestic violence as a […]

By Donald F. Carey I resist change. In fact, I hate change. I like routine. I am very comfortable in my routines. I embrace change only when it is forced […]

By Keely E. Duke and Elizabeth D. Sonnichsen The Wolf, a brilliant four-part advertising campaign by Hewlett-Packard, depicts Christian Slater hacking into a business by targeting an unsuspecting employee who […]

By Kim C. Stanger Attorneys risk substantial fines, malpractice claims, and even jail time for violating any of several laws implicated in even simple healthcare transactions.  Federal and state healthcare […]

By Gabriel Hamilton In 2016, the Idaho Board of Medicine abandoned its position that Idaho law prohibits physicians from being employed by non-physicians. The Board’s new position removes obstacles to […]

By Lisa M. Carlson Having a laptop or smartphone stolen makes for a very bad day.  Now imagine having to pay the federal government a seven-figure fine because that device […]

By Marvin K. Smith and Austin T. Strobel Struggles with serious mental illness can present challenging circumstances for an individual and those around them. When that challenge rises to the […]

By Kurt D. Holzer “Colleagues are a wonderful thing – but mentors, that’s where the real work gets done.” — Junot Diaz As I stride toward the well of the […]

By Brent T. Wilson Barring a plea deal, which seems unlikely, Elizabeth Holmes, the founder and CEO of failed blood testing company Theranos, and president/COO Ramesh Balwani are scheduled for […]