How the first American patent was used to make gunpowder
Today, the United States has issued more than 7 million patents — coming in at more than 350,000 issued patents per year, out of around 600,000 annual applications. (That’s down…
Affected by contaminated Camp Lejeune water? This legal team can help
This is a sponsored post by Blalock LLC If you or a family member were stationed at Camp Lejeune for more than 30 days between 1953 and 1987 and are…
This is how you would legally challenge someone to a duel in ye olden days
Battling in a duel, with either a sword or a pistol, is by far the most violent and barbaric way of settling arguments in history. Also, the most fun imagining….
The legal argument for Willie Pete as a weapon
White phosphorous, often known by the nickname “Willie Pete,” is possibly one of the oddest and most controversial weapons on military frontlines, including in American units. Its use as a chemical weapon is banned, but its use as an incendiary we…
6 reasons why you should never trust the barracks lawyer
So, you messed up. That sucks. It’s time to absorb whatever punishment your command team is about to drop on you like an adult and carry on with your career. “But wait,” you hear from the corner of the smoke pit, “according to the regulations, y…