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.
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.
The beginning of a new year signals a clean slate and the equally reviled yet cherished New Year’s Resolutions. It’s natural to want to put our best foot forward at the onset of 2021. Goal-setting for your law office is crucial to its continued success.
The mad dash to settle invoices by December 31 isn’t just crucial for ensuring a strong financial performance at the year-end review. It’s also vital because having outstanding invoices when you close your books in Q4 can create accounting headaches when you try to reconcile them.
An attorney’s end-of-year goal should be to not leave any money on the table.
At our recent Right to Vote! program, I learned so much voting rights history that I never studied before and gained a deeper grasp of the legal issues currently percolating in courts across our country.
Leadership and volunteer opportunities abound at the SDCBA. Our Board election is under way — check out the candidates here and cast your ballot by November 13.
We were honored on October 7 to be joined by an all-star roster of speakers for our annual Dialogue on Diversity program—Right to Vote! History of Voting Rights, Legal Challenges, and Current Concerns.
Election season is in full swing! Our Board of Directors election opens tomorrow, October 14, and will run through November 13.
