Monthly Archive: November 2018
By David Majchrzak Law firms of all sizes have increasingly become the subject of cyber attacks. They maintain highly sensitive data, including private information about their clients. They have inside information about businesses, including...
By Hali Anderson As someone who has served on various diversity committees, I know firsthand that recruiting diverse students or employees is one thing, but retaining and ensuring that these diverse individuals maximize their...
By Rayna A. Stephan Resist the temptation of examining apparently privileged writing sent inadvertently by opposing counsel. Stop reading and return it to sender. When an attorney receives a writing that appears to be...
By Michael Crowley California attorneys are constantly reminded that the number one reason for complaints to the state bar about attorneys is the failure to respond to requests for information from clients. Why? Think...
By Ray Estolano I always used to argue, in true defense attorney fashion, that I was a healthy fat man. Yes, my weight had ballooned up to 360 pounds since college. But, it was...
By Dr. Alan Abrams, MD, JD and Aleida K. Wahn, JD Mental illness, even severe mental illness is diverse. Otherwise sophisticated Supreme Court opinions have regularly promulgated a very one-dimensional view of mental illness...