By Andrew Servias In a lawsuit against a School District involving a sexual assault, a video potentially relevant to the litigation was not preserved by the defendant. As a result, the plaintiff sought terminating...
Ethical Issues “On the Side” Employment Raises By Edward McIntyre Note: This week features a spin-off of the popular San Diego Lawyer Ethics column, where fictional characters discuss real ethics scenarios. Macbeth, a long-recognized...
Memo to a New Litigator Abusive litigation tactics do little for the client or the lawyer. Rather, such behavior is the hallmark of a second-rate attorney. Under both the state and federal judicial systems,...
Tips from the Bar: Katharine Tremblay A firm believer in the saying “everything happens for a reason,” Katharine Tremblay recently joined the California Department of Justice as a Deputy Attorney General in the Employment...
Message from the NLD Chair Happy New Year, NLD Members! Let me start by introducing myself. My name is Elijah Gaglio, and I am going into my fifth year as an attorney. I have...
By Charles Berwanger The all-important Rules of Professional Conduct are intended to guide our lives as attorneys, and in some instances our personal lives, and with this new year it behooves all of us...
By Tatiana Kline “When are you going to have children?” It seems like an innocent question. But for many, the thought of answering the question drums up anxiety, stress, insecurities, and maybe even grief....