By Shari L. Klevens and Alanna Clair | October 3, 2018
Most businesses and individuals enjoy a broad right to contract by which they are free to enter into contracts often subject only to the limitation that the contracts do not violate any existing laws or public policy.
By Samuel L. Brown and J. Tom Boer | September 20, 2018
Since the Supreme Court's 2006 split-decision in United States v. Rapanos, successive administrations have struggled to define the extent of federal jurisdiction under the Clean Water Act (CWA).
By Myron Moskovitz | September 13, 2018
Recently, I was brought in by an appellant's attorney to review his draft opening brief. I noticed that the precise language of a settlement agreement would play a very important role in how the appellate court decided the case.
By Julie Q. Brush | September 11, 2018
A state of panic is unproductive and only bad decisions stem from it, like “taking any job.” So you'll need to apply logic rather than fear in this next leg of your job search.
By Julie Q. Brush | September 5, 2018
The decision to quit a job and move to a foreign land to find career success takes courage in light of some obvious risks. But these risks are mitigated by a thriving Bay Area legal market and many employers who will appreciate your reasons for such a move.
By William W. Bedsworth | August 31, 2018
I do spend a lot of time thinking about the hereafter. I walk into a room and think, “What am I here after?"
By Patrick Mendes | August 27, 2018
Over the years, my partner Bob Tyson and I have discovered several key management techniques that have helped us build a successful, growth-sustaining law firm in the modern, millennial-driven age.
By Julie Q. Brush | August 22, 2018
In today's legal environment, starting your legal career as an in-house lawyer as opposed to law firm associate is not the kiss of death that it might have been in years past.
By Julie Q. Brush | July 19, 2018
Email is a wondrous thing. But sometimes it's the least effective way to communicate. So with each encounter, use your judgment to determine whether it's best to type or talk.
By Shari L. Klevens and Alanna Clair | July 18, 2018
While attorneys will of course typically communicate via other methods, sending regular bills is an easy way to make sure that the client is aware of the developments in a matter and, more specifically, the amount of work being performed by the attorney.
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