Lael Daniel Weinberger is an attorney and a student of legal history. As an attorney, he provides brief writing and consulting services for other attorneys through Franklin Adams & Company, LLC. As a student, he is completing his M.A. in history at Northern Illinois University, where he is the recipient of a University Fellowship. Prior to this, he served as a law clerk to the Honorable Daniel T. Eismann, Chief Justice of the Idaho Supreme Court. Lael has authored or coauthored articles on law and religion, constitutional law, and business law in the Northern Kentucky Law Review, University of Detroit Mercy Law Review, Texas Wesleyan Law Review, Cooley Law Review, and the International Journal of Constitutional Law. Lael is a graduate of Oak Brook College of Law (J.D. summa cum laude) and Thomas Edison State College (B.A., history). Lael and his wife, Sarah, are fans of books, classical music, and good conversation.

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