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Walking Tech's Cutting Edge to Master Client Files
An electronic records management system helps a law firm maintain client files in ways that reduce ethical, malpractice and compliance risks. David Reyman explains how lawyers, not known to regularly walk tech's cutting edge, can master new strategies to manage the virtual clutter of case documents.
Successful New Jersey Bar Candidates, July 2008
Listed below are the results from the July 2008 New Jersey Bar Examination. Of the 3,141 candidates who sat for this examination, results have been mailed to 3,041, and of those, 2,514 (82.6 percent) passed.Walking Tech's Cutting Edge to Master Client Files
An electronic records management system helps a law firm manage client files in ways that reduce ethical, malpractice and compliance risks. A firm's goal should be to have a unified system capable of searching multiple repositories to locate data. The system should also expand to include the closed-file storage. David Reyman, a partner with Parr Waddoups, explains how lawyers, not known to regularly walk tech's cutting edge, can master new strategies to manage the virtual clutter of case documents.
Appellate Lawyers of the Week: Thomas Lee and Mike Lee
The career path for former Supreme Court law clerks usually takes them to law firms or academia. Elective office? That's rare. But two former law clerks and appellate lawyers — brothers, no less — are taking just that trajectory in Utah.
How Employers Can Address Mental Illness Claims Under the ADA
As the stigma of mental illness lessens, employers are handling more frequent requests for accommodation under the Americans with Disabilities Act. But because serious physical impairments are often easier to identify and accommodate, learning to handle the gray areas of mental disorders under the ADA can be challenging. Attorney Jonathan O. Hafen provides several guidelines to help employers respond properly when faced with such employee requests, without "overcomplying" with the ADA.
Do Business in Japan by Following the Way of 'Wa'
Though much has been made of Japan's supposed nonlitigious nature, attorney Craig Parry says statistics cited to make that claim are often misleading. Instead, Westerners doing business in Japan -- and their lawyers -- need to be more culturally aware without relying on cultural stereotypes. Parry discusses two tenets that strongly affect the Japanese approach to business: an insistence on harmony, or "wa," which requires consensus decision-making, and the importance of non-business contacts to build trust.SEC Reveals Sensar Deal Details
Web-technology holding company Sensar Corp. tried several complex maneuvers to persuade Nasdaq officials not to delist it in the event of its planned merger with wireless start-up Net2Wireless. But Nasdaq's concerns about questionable dealings by at least two of Net2Wireless' shareholders and the companies' inability to gather enough shareholders to approve the merger proxy, led the companies to call off the deal.College Football Playoff System a Victory for BCS-Bashing PAC
Matthew Sanderson, an associate at Caplin & Drysdale in Washington, D.C., formed a political action committee with some law school buddies in 2009 to push for the creation of a college football playoff system to replace the much-maligned Bowl Championship Series. While that dream is becoming a reality, Utah's attorney general may still have something to say on the matter.TRENDING STORIES
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