By Shari L. Klevens and Alanna Clair | July 5, 2022
Years of hard work and careful thought went into a building a practice. The same dedication should be used when approaching retirement, according to Denton's Shari Klevens and Alanna Clair.
6 minute read
By Mary Alexander | July 1, 2022
Recent developments in the legal landscape indicate that the potential for justice is within sight, but injury lawyers need a practical strategy on how to proceed with complex abuse cases while the clock is ticking, according to personal injury attorney Mary Alexander.
6 minute read
By Ronald Zambrano | June 29, 2022
The real story—the one made clear by the shareholder's lawsuit—is that Tesla, its board and its top executives have made stupid economic decisions, according to West Coast Employment Lawyers' Ronald Zambrano.
4 minute read
By William W. Bedsworth | June 29, 2022
"If you've ever been subjected to the personal and quirky collection of abbreviated hieroglyphs that make up my longhand, you know that had it not been for the invention of word processing, I would have been murdered by a typist before I reached fifty," says Justice William Bedsworth.
8 minute read
By Trinity E. Taylor | June 23, 2022
"The Supreme Court surprised both petitioner and respondent alike when it decided the merits of the case on the basis of 'statutory standing,'" says McManis Faulkner's Trinity Taylor.
5 minute read
By David A. Carrillo and Stephen M. Duvernay | June 23, 2022
"There's blame all around for those who either created or mishandled the Third District situation. Our point is that making this into a public spectacle makes matters worse in two ways: by delaying a fix for the acute docket delay problem, and inhibiting the judiciary's ability to seek longer-term remedies for the chronic funding problem," says David Carrillo and Stephen Duvernay of California Constitution Center at Berkeley Law.
6 minute read
By William W. Bedsworth | June 14, 2022
Judicial profiles are the most educational articles in the local legal paper, "not because of the 30 column inch piece about the judge—which invariably contains several useful nuggets of information and is itself an extremely valuable resource—but because of what they teach about the use of euphemism," says Justice William Bedsworth.
10 minute read
By Neil Sahota | June 9, 2022
Tapping into the hard sciences of psychographics and neurolinguistics, we can better identify biases in potential jurors and monitor them throughout the trial to see if non-courtroom information may be unduly swaying their opinion.
6 minute read
By Michael J. Nader | June 7, 2022
Before entering into remote work arrangements with employees, especially those who are hourly and non-exempt, companies may consider reviewing several factors to ensure that the arrangement will be feasible, according to Michael Nader of Ogletree Deakins.
6 minute read
By Raiford Dalton Palmer | May 26, 2022
While it's not a divorce case, the Depp-Heard trial certainly feels like one, and there are risks here too, according to Raiford Dalton Palmer of STG Divorce Law.
6 minute read
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