About Us:
Everything at Issue publishes articles about rare anomalies to reveal legal change in real time. We encourage public discourse and open dialogue including respectful disagreement and civilized argument in the comments and beyond. We believe that free thought and public discourse about legal change is vital to protect and promote fundamental rights and liberties in a free republic.
The logo and theme of Everything at Issue playfully combines several references including: Eve Babitz’s idea of Hollywood’s black swans, the popular book cover referring to Flannery O’Connor’s short story Everything That Rises Must Converge, and Natalie Portman’s iconic performance in the 2010 film Black Swan. The newsletter’s reference to the concept of black swans is entirely metaphorical. No actual black swans were harmed in the production of this newsletter.
Everything at Issue is written and curated by Joshua J. Schroeder, who is a multi-published attorney, author, and scholar. Mr. Schroeder runs a virtual law firm SchroederLaw, has a separate author page, and is the author of several legal publications that can be accessed from his law firm’s website here. He has not received public or private grants, does not participate in any profit incentive program, is not affiliated with any non-profit organization, educational institution, political party, or any other agenda driven organization or group.
Mr. Schroeder does not comment publicly about client matters unless he has informed written consent from his clients and it is in his clients’ interest to make public comment. We anticipate that disclosure of personal or client interest in the offerings of Everything at Issue will be rare. However, any interest that could influence the slant of the offerings here will be disclosed in the content.
Everything at Issue is entirely separate from Mr. Schroeder’s legal practice and is not affiliated nor will it become affiliated with any law firm. It is a standalone newsletter that does not advertise legal services, provide legal advice, or explain how to find legal representation. Reading this newsletter or engaging with its content online does not create a lawyer/client relationship with Joshua J. Schroeder, SchroederLaw, Everything at Issue, or any other law firm, organization, or individual that may contribute or provide content to Everything at Issue.
Please feel free to reach out to Joshua J. Schroeder directly with criticism, to report typos or errors, or to pitch a contribution to Everything at Issue at his email everythingatissue@substack.com with the the headline “Literary Contact.” Everything at Issue is a stand alone project of Mr. Schroeder, and does not overlap with his legal practice. Being a member of this newsletter, reading or engaging with material at Everything at Issue, or reaching out to Mr. Schroeder over his email regarding Everything at Issue does not create a lawyer/client relationship with Joshua J. Schroeder, SchroederLaw, Everything at Issue, or any other law firm, organization, or individual that may contribute or provide content to Everything at Issue.
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