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Martin Luther King, Jr., taught us invaluable lessons on leadership

By Dan Oswald Jan 18, 2016 Oswald Letter

Updated: Jan 7, 2018

by Dan Oswald Today we celebrate the life of Martin Luther King, Jr. King was a man who accomplished so much, affected so many others, and left a lasting legacy that is still prevalent today. Martin Luther King, Jr., was born in 1929 and lived just 39 years before he was tragically assassinated in Memphis, […]

Lessons from Martin Luther King, Jr.

By Dan Oswald Jan 16, 2012 Oswald Letter

Updated: Jan 16, 2012

On Monday, our nation celebrated Martin Luther King Jr. Day. It’s appropriate that we celebrate the life of this great American for all he did to positively impact life in our great country. A peek into Dr. King’s life and his pursuit of civil rights reveals that he can be a great role model for […]

“English-Only” Lessons from a Taos Motel

By California Employment Law Letter Dec 13, 2009 Diversity & Inclusion

Updated: Dec 13, 2009

Employment law attorney Robert P. Tinnin, Jr. tackles the tough question of whether an employer can implement an”English-only” policy. Q A couple moved to Taos, New Mexico, from Abilene, Texas, last summer and purchased a deteriorating old motel, hoping to rehab it as they’ve done with several other properties. According to news stories, the husband, […]