Summer is a time for travel and fun with the family, but children visiting with other relatives or friends may need extra protection in case of accidents. Sodoma Law attorney, David DuFault, details some ways to keep your minor safe so everyone can have a memorable... read more
Hiring counsel from outside your own company can be a stressful task. John C. Woodman, attorney at Sodoma Law, details 4 Mistakes to Avoid when seeking to hire corporate counsel in this Huffington Post article. Read the Full Article... read more
In light of the societal dialogue growing ever louder about sexual harassment in the workplace, employees and employers alike should consider how to take control of the situation if harassment happens to them or their workplace. Read the Entrepreneur article from our... read more
When asked what words best describe the firm’s attorneys, our leadership team quickly used the phrase, “Badass Gladiators.” This term is perhaps a bit stronger than those encouraged to take root in our public descriptions of our firm, including: tenacious, fearless,... read more
This holiday season, consider the gift of estate planning because… life happens, and it comes at you fast. Be prepared with a comprehensive estate plan from Sodoma Law.
The Thanksgiving holiday often brings thoughts of turkey, grandma’s pumpkin pie, time with family, and football. Thanksgiving is also a time to reflect on everything in our lives we have to be grateful for.
Estate Planning attorney David DuFault and board certified family law specialist attorney talk about Hugh Hefner’s estate planning in this new article.
An attorney of Sodoma Law York reaches out to her clients and gets tips and experiences from dads who have proven that primary custody doesn’t have to just be for moms.
In hindsight, survivors of domestic violence might express that the hardest part of deciding to leave a violent intimate relationship was not the act of making the decision itself – it was figuring out what the next steps would be if they were successful in leaving.
