Categories : SDCBA
Special Message to the SDCBA Membership
We are now less than two weeks away from the July 6th reopening of the SDCBA offices and Bar Center and we could not be more excited!
Categories : President's Message
President’s Message: June 21, 2021
I think we, as lawyers, may sometimes forget in the rush of our job and our daily grind that one of the biggest gifts we provide our clients is hope.
Categories : Legal Ethics
Court Vacates Arbitration Award Due to Ex Parte Communication Between Arbitrator and Defense Counsel
Understanding and adhering to statutory and ethical standards in the arbitration setting is critical to preserve the neutrality and integrity of the private system of adjudication.
Categories : Wellness
Compassion is Good For Us!
Do you ever feel disconnected or wish you could relate to people on a deeper level? Tonglen could be the answer.
Categories : For New Attorneys
Supervisory Direction Does Not Result in Subordinate Immunity
Associate attorneys remain responsible for their own compliance with the California Rules of Professional Conduct and must not simply assume the infallibility of their mentors’ determinations where a violation could result.
Categories : For New Attorneys
How to Continue Working Effectively Remotely
If you plan to continue working remotely, even part-time, read these tips for at-home success.
Categories : For New Attorneys
Focus on the Good Role Models: Six Steps to Overcoming “Less Than” Moments
SDCBA President Renée N.G. Stackhouse offers advice in response to last month’s poll on civility towards NLD members.
Categories : For New Attorneys
New Lawyer Division Event Recap: Effective Tips from Written Discovery
Need guidance on written discovery? Read the takeaways from the NLD’s latest CLE seminar.
Categories : For New Attorneys
Figuring Out San Diego County’s Eviction Ban
Former NLD vice-chair Michael Olinik explains the implications of San Diego County’s latest eviction ordinance.
Categories : For New Attorneys
New Lawyer Division Member Spotlight: Ashley Fasano
Ashley Fasano not only represents litigants in employment law matters, but she is also an original founder of USD Law School’s Name and Gender-Marker Change Clinic.