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: UnderdogMartial arts and the law.
By Marks & Katz, LLC
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The martial art of t'ai chi, of course, is an essential part of my personal and professional life. It turns out that some lawyers brand themselves as martial arts lawyers. Practicing in the nearby city of Fairfax, David Kaufman runs the Karate Law blog. I look forward to meeting him sometime. David Nelmark of Des Moines presents the Mixed Martial Arts blog. In Kentucky is Carl Brown, who wrote The Law and Martial Arts. It appears that martial arts law practice areas include personal injury, criminal defense concerning weapons, and general contract and business work. Full post as published by Underdog on November 19, 2009 (boomark / email).
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