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By Heidi Weaver Usually when I read an article or attend an event in the Wellness space, I come away with a to-do list of helpful action items that I have every intention of...
Monthly Archive: May 2023
An Expansion of the Duty of Oversight to Corporate Officers
An Expansion of the Duty of Oversight to Corporate Officers Recently, the Delaware Court of Chancery has expanded the fiduciary duty of oversight to include corporate officers. This development arose from the Court of...
Ethical Considerations and Fee Arbitration
Ethical Considerations and Fee Arbitration Nearly all new engagements for legal services should include a written agreement which spells out the terms and scope of the engagement, the fees to be charged and their...
NLD Member Spotlight: Tarina Mand
NLD Member Spotlight: Tarina Mand Tarina Mand was recently awarded with the 2023 SDCBA Service by a New Lawyer Award. A first-generation college student and lawyer, Tarina received a bachelor’s degree in literature from...
From Courtroom to Classroom: New Attorney Impacts Future Legal LeadersAs High School Mock Trial Team Coach
From Courtroom to Classroom: New Attorney Impacts Future Legal LeadersAs High School Mock Trial Team Coach As a new attorney, I’m always eager to find ways to give back to the community and make...
Message from the NLD Vice Chair
Message from the NLD Vice Chair My name is Elijah Gaglio, and I am honored to serve as the Vice Chair for the San Diego County Bar Association’s New Lawyer Division (NLD). As an...
Use of Purloined Privileged Documents Leads to Disqualification of Counsel
By Carole J. Buckner, Senior Counsel, Klinedinst PC When one party’s counsel in litigation had knowledge of, access to, and possession and use of privileged communications of the opposing party and her husband, disqualification...