Mindful Minute: The Art of Receiving
By David Present A Thanksgiving table is an exercise in quiet cooperation. Someone passes the bread. Someone refills a glass. A dish travels from one end of the table to the other, carried by...
By: Valerie Siverman Massey Many attorneys no longer limit their workspace to a formal business office. With technological advancements, remote practice has become a defining feature of the modern legal profession. Attorneys now routinely...
By David Present A Thanksgiving table is an exercise in quiet cooperation. Someone passes the bread. Someone refills a glass. A dish travels from one end of the table to the other, carried by...
By Michelle Gastil You likely belong to a group of people who did not have the right to vote for all of this country’s 250 years. Your right to vote was hard-fought for by...
By: Brian P. Worthington Most trial lawyers are uncomfortable handling appeals. It’s understandable – the procedures are foreign to most trial lawyers, as is the concept of the standards of review. As a result,...
A right to appeal has limited value if a litigant cannot obtain a record of what happened in court. In Family Violence Appellate Project v. Superior Courts of California, Counties of Contra Costa, Los Angeles, Santa Clara,...
Dear Counsel, Two years ago, I stood in front of Judge Kevin Enright in the San Diego Hall of Justice, raised my right hand, and took an oath that would change my life. At...
Shanah Tovah/Happy Jewish New Year, all!! Jews around the world just celebrated the New Year with apples and honey, and kicked off our season of holidays (of which there are many coming up!) After the...
By Koryn Sheppard As October arrives and Halloween approaches, the world around us embraces masks, costumes, and thrill and chills. Yet for many legal professionals, wearing a mask is not simply an annual holiday...
By David C. Carr Not long ago, a high official with the State Bar of California told a room full of interested ethics lawyers that lawyers who get in trouble with Artificial Intelligence (AI) “should...
By: Mitchell L. Lathrop Your corporate client asks for advice. He’s heard about arbitration and provisions in contracts which require the participants to resolve disputes through arbitration. After all, the client has also heard...
By: Alara Chilton AI tools have grown rapidly over the last few years within the legal profession and the business sector as a whole. The number of AI[i] tools will likely continue to grow as...