Protests are incredibly dynamic events; they are loud, confusing, large, and fast. Trying to get a clear picture of what happened, especially when a use of force occurs, requires trained people who know what to look for and can be trusted to tell the unvarnished truth. That's where Legal Observers come in.
Dive into the inspiring volunteer efforts of Mary Lehman.
When a business lawyer represents a group of surgeons from a major corporation, who is his client?
A genetic revolution has transformed a very expensive process available to scientists into a relatively inexpensive product sold to everyone. However, as collected genetic data increases, so do concerns about its unauthorized disclosure and use.
Don't try to be perfect! Just like with physical fitness, for mindfulness, you will need to be patient and consistent to see gains.
See practical tech tips covering everything from preservation letters to COVID-19's effect on ESI data.
It is often far too easy for lawyers to focus exclusively on client matters and lose sight of managing the law firm’s operations. But that is a critical aspect, and one that should be regularly monitored and assessed.
White rabbit, white rabbit, white rabbit! Does anyone else say that on the first day of each month for good luck … or just me? These days, I’m all for anything that will bring good luck my way. And I think it’s working because this February brings with it so many terrific opportunities, despite being a short month.
You have the opportunity to join us on February 8 for a free Exchange on Equity Roundtable featuring the wonderful team of Tristan Higgins and Rebecca Zipp who will introduce an evidence-based tool to help your organization assess its approach to racial equity.
You have the opportunity to try a case again starting February 8! Beginning with the Central Courthouse, but then expanding to other locations, the San Diego Superior Court is planning to resume in-person jury trials and will do so safely, with COVID-19 safety precautions followed throughout all courthouses. Learn more here.
Mentally stepping six feet back can help us remain accountable while letting go of the judgment we may hold about ourselves and others as we make our way through stressful work situations.
While the California Stay-At-Home order has been lifted by Governor Newsom today, we expect San Diego to remain in the “Purple Tier.”
