Lozano Law Office

05/06/2026

I'm happy to see Nebraska continue to expand its problem solving courts. As an attorney practicing in both the Lancaster County Family Treatment Court and the Lancaster County Safe and Healthy Families Court, I see the direct benefits to families and our community fostered by these courts. Problem solving courts are specialized courts that address specific issues such as addiction, mental illness, or domestic violence. Statistics show these courts are producing better results for families. The courts hold people accountable while treating the addiction that brings individuals into the justice system through an approach that is less adversarial and more collaborative than a standard court docket.

In a ceremony in the Nebraska Supreme Court Courtroom, Chief Justice Jeffrey Funke held a proclamation signing ceremony on behalf of the Nebraska Judicial Branch on Monday, May 4 at 1:30 p.m. The ceremony was streamed live and is available for viewing.

04/23/2026

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04/19/2026

Fun with latin: Try using some of these words in your every day conversation.

04/17/2026

I'm in Plattsmouth this morning. I wonder how many minutes equal a "loiter." I inquired with a sheriff's deputy and he asked me if I had bail money on me.

04/16/2026

Litigation is wild because you show up every day to do your job and at the same time there is another person who also shows up to their job every day whose job is to actively prevent you from doing your job. And people wonder why lawyers are
stressed out.

04/03/2026

If you have recently renewed your driver's license or state ID, take another look and make sure you didn't get a misprinted ID. It's better to find out now rather than when you are trying to board a plane. The DMV will replace the defective IDs for free.

The Nebraska DMV says some of the new licenses it issued are not Real ID compliant due to a printing error.

Full Story: https://www.1011now.com/2026/04/02/nebraska-dmv-misprints-hundreds-licenses-says-theyre-not-real-id-compliant/

02/19/2026

After reading the brief referred to in this case and listened to the oral arguments, I feel the justices were extremely gracious in their questioning of Appellant's attorney. I would not have been able to restrain my innate sarcasm. I can understand using AI to help with structure and wording in a brief, but to use AI for legal research without checking every citation is a perilous venture. Attorneys should now assume their adversaries will be actively looking to call them out for fake citations in future filings.

"The elephant in the room is whether or not you used artificial intelligence. Did you?" Justice Stephanie Stacy asked Omaha attorney Gary Lake point blank.

02/11/2026

01/26/2026

The Capital Humane Society has launched a new program called Forever Friends, with the goal of making sure your pets are cared for, even after you’re gone.

01/26/2026

Good Morning from Otoe County.

01/17/2026

Some hopeful news for victims of domestic violence in Nebraska.

Nebraska recorded 15 deaths attributed to domestic abuse from January through July in 2025 – more than the 13 deaths recorded in all of 2024.

State Sen. Jason Prokop said that after speaking with multiple advocates and survivors, he thinks protection orders are not solving the problem they should be.