The Civil Cure to COVID-19
With statewide court closures and an economic recession to boot, the rugs underneath case theories and defenses were ripped out from under them without warning.
Daily Archive: September 15, 2020
Litigating and Resolving a Case in the Face of a Pandemic
You just delivered a phenomenal closing speech and are convinced there is no way the jurors will find in favor of opposing counsel. What’s next? Jury deliberations of course, however, not the jury deliberations that the legal profession is accustomed to.
Reopening America in the Time of COVID-19
After months of sheltering at home to flatten the curve of the novel coronavirus, Americans are reopening non-essential businesses.
The Ethical Implications of Moonlighting
By Carole J. BucknerPartner & General Counsel, Procopio, Cory, Hargreaves & Savitch, LLP The practice of a lawyer engaging in work on the side while employed by a law firm, sometimes referred to as...