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Yesterday we remembered our veterans. Let's also remember our founding fathers (many of whom were veterans), who in 1791 amended the US Constitution to add the 7th Amendment. The 7th Amendment was added because the founding fathers did not want the Legislative, Executive, or Judicial Branches to be able to interfere with a jury's determination of liability and damages. Their idea was that all citizens would be co-equals because any person could be judged by their peers and... nobody was supposed to be able to interfere with the jury's determination. The 7th Amendment states: "In Suits at common law, where the value in controversy shall exceed twenty dollars, the right of trial by jury shall be preserved, and no fact tried by a jury, shall be otherwise re-examined in any Court of the United States, than according to the rules of the common law." Juries determine two facts: 1) who is liable; and 2) the amount of damages. Yet, in the USA today, special interests have successfully lobbied the Legislative branch to enact laws that eliminate (e.g. granting immunity) or change (e.g. putting an arbitrary cap on) the jury's determination of the amount of damages. "Tort Reform" is nothing more than big businesses and insurance companies taking away your Constitutional rights. If you are in favor of the US Constitution then you should be in favor of protecting the 7th Amendment. That means ending the assault on consumers by big businesses and insurance companies. That means demanding that the Legislative Branch stop trying to eliminate suits at common law and stop trying to cap damages. That means demanding that the Executive branch appoint judges who will uphold the 7th Amendment instead of caving to big business and insurance companies.

"Never give up on anyone. And that includes not giving up on yourself." -D. Uchtdorf. At Aulepp Law, PC we know COVID19 has interrupted so many people's lives. Don't give up, things will get better!

At this time of uncertainty, our commitment to you has never been stronger. The COVID reality is changing our lives in ways that nobody could have imagined. With that in mind, Aulepp Law is still pleased to offer virtual consultations via email, phone, and/or video chat. We can't predict what the future will bring, but let's stand together and help our communities rise and recover. We are here to support you.... www.aulepplaw.com See more

Today’s the perfect day to go on a long walk with friends and family to enjoy the natural beauty around us. Happy Earth Day #EarthDay #EarthDayEveryday #Earth #PlanetEarth #SavePlanetEarth www.aulepplaw.com

Aulepp Law has been watching the COVID-19 pandemic carefully and all of our attorneys are working remotely and diligently to keep our clients informed and satisfied. We wish you a safe weekend. www.aulepplaw.com

Nothing beats a good Easter egg hunt. We wish you a safe Easter Sunday with your friends and family. Happy Easter! www.aulepplaw.com

Social distancing matters. Right now, it's one of the key actions to fight COVID-19 and our goal as a community should be to "flatten the curve". Try your best to keep your exposure to others at a minimum. Better days are coming, have a safe and powerful weekend.... www.aulepplaw.com See more

We are currently giving our clients the option to consult with us virtually! Virtual consultations are becoming the norm and we are implementing this method of communication during this global pandemic. Remember, we’re all in this together!... #StayInside #StopTheSpread www.aulepplaw.com

Aulepp Law deeply appreciates all of the healthcare teams in all departments throughout the system who are working tirelessly to take care of our community. We send an abundance of love, gratitude, and support. Your courage on the front lines is appreciated more than you know. THANK YOU!... www.aulepplaw.com See more

Hello April! Find those who make you laugh out loud. Happy April Fool’s Day! www.aulepplaw.com

Aulepp Law is working hard to support efforts to control and stop the spread. We are proud to play our part in this initiative and thank our customers for their support. Protect yourself and let’s help one and other during this tough time! www.aulepplaw.com

Due to the current health crisis, we will be servicing and assisting our clients with any of their legal needs by working remotely so you won't need to come into the office to speak to an attorney. Should you choose to retain our services, we can easily handle your needs via phone, email and/or video chat! We're happy to assist in any way we can. ... #StayInside #StopTheSpread www.aulepplaw.com

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Yesterday we remembered our veterans. Let's also remember our founding fathers (many of whom were veterans), who in 1791 amended the US Constitution to add the 7th Amendment. The 7th Amendment was added because the founding fathers did not want the Legislative, Executive, or Judicial Branches to be able to interfere with a jury's determination of liability and damages. Their idea was that all citizens would be co-equals because any person could be judged by their peers and... nobody was supposed to be able to interfere with the jury's determination. The 7th Amendment states: "In Suits at common law, where the value in controversy shall exceed twenty dollars, the right of trial by jury shall be preserved, and no fact tried by a jury, shall be otherwise re-examined in any Court of the United States, than according to the rules of the common law." Juries determine two facts: 1) who is liable; and 2) the amount of damages. Yet, in the USA today, special interests have successfully lobbied the Legislative branch to enact laws that eliminate (e.g. granting immunity) or change (e.g. putting an arbitrary cap on) the jury's determination of the amount of damages. "Tort Reform" is nothing more than big businesses and insurance companies taking away your Constitutional rights. If you are in favor of the US Constitution then you should be in favor of protecting the 7th Amendment. That means ending the assault on consumers by big businesses and insurance companies. That means demanding that the Legislative Branch stop trying to eliminate suits at common law and stop trying to cap damages. That means demanding that the Executive branch appoint judges who will uphold the 7th Amendment instead of caving to big business and insurance companies.

"Never give up on anyone. And that includes not giving up on yourself." -D. Uchtdorf. At Aulepp Law, PC we know COVID19 has interrupted so many people's lives. Don't give up, things will get better!

At this time of uncertainty, our commitment to you has never been stronger. The COVID reality is changing our lives in ways that nobody could have imagined. With that in mind, Aulepp Law is still pleased to offer virtual consultations via email, phone, and/or video chat. We can't predict what the future will bring, but let's stand together and help our communities rise and recover. We are here to support you.... www.aulepplaw.com See more

Today’s the perfect day to go on a long walk with friends and family to enjoy the natural beauty around us. Happy Earth Day #EarthDay #EarthDayEveryday #Earth #PlanetEarth #SavePlanetEarth www.aulepplaw.com

Aulepp Law has been watching the COVID-19 pandemic carefully and all of our attorneys are working remotely and diligently to keep our clients informed and satisfied. We wish you a safe weekend. www.aulepplaw.com