Author: Randall Samborn, Esq
Amazon’s HQ2 Sweepstakes: A Long, Strange Trip It Will Be
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Amazon’s HQ2 Sweepstakes: A Long, Strange Trip It Will Be
“Chicago, New York, Detroit and it’s all on the same street . . .†Most assuredly, Amazon’s HQ2 sweepstakes was […]
Déjà vu All Over Again?
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Déjà vu All Over Again?
Special Counsel Mueller Has Been Down This Path Before The appointment of Robert Mueller III as Special Counsel to investigate […]
Is there a Fourth Estate in Trump’s Future?
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Is there a Fourth Estate in Trump’s Future?
After a long campaign in which President-elect Donald Trump played fast and loose with the facts and expertly manipulated the […]
The Government Isn’t Winning the Crypto War
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The Government Isn’t Winning the Crypto War
But Is Anyone? This article originally appeared in Westlaw Journal Software Law. By Randall Samborn and Samantha Kruse. Microsoft Corp. and […]
Police Video: Sunshine is the Best Disinfectant
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Police Video: Sunshine is the Best Disinfectant
Before the horrific ambush of police in Dallas, President Obama got it right in his remarks about the police-involved shootings […]
Is America’s Judicial System the Biggest Loser in Celebrity Trials?
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Is America’s Judicial System the Biggest Loser in Celebrity Trials?
Since O.J. Simpson’s murder trial, I’ve developed a healthy disdain for celebrity trials, and now, I’m loathing them even more. […]
Can Apple and the FBI Stand Together Before Courts or Congress Declare a ‘Winner?’
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Can Apple and the FBI Stand Together Before Courts or Congress Declare a ‘Winner?’
The now-apparently-fizzled legal battle between the FBI and Apple over national security and privacy interests was, at least in my […]
Will the American Bar Association Rediscover its Voice?
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Will the American Bar Association Rediscover its Voice?
As the American Bar Association (ABA) convenes this week for its annual meeting in Chicago, I’m reminded of a strange […]