Gig Economy: How a Legal Advocate May Fit into the Scheme
The gig economy presents huge opportunity to develop niche practices and litigate cases; however, this much opportunity also equals a lot of uncertainty for legal advocates.
Author: San Diego County Bar Association
Consequences for Attorneys Failing to Abide by Their Duties to Tribunals and Opposing Counsel
Court striking defense counsel’s closing argument in high-stakes talcum powder trial shows the consequences for attorneys failing to abide by their duties to tribunals and opposing counsel.
Out of the Ordinary and Extraordinary Law Firm Marketing
In today’s ever-increasing digital age, law firm and attorney marketing has made some unique twists and turns.
What to Do When Your Client Wants to Sue for Malicious Prosecution
Consider these factors before taking on your client’s case.
Mentoring Millennials: Old and New Challenges
What millennials desire most in their new careers — second only to a purpose-driven organizational culture — is “support with coaching and professional development.”
And This One Was Just Right: Transitioning Between Big and Small Firms
Changing firms can be the key to reinvigorating a career or reestablishing one’s sanity.
Don’t Gloss Over the Environmental Site Assessment!
Attorneys should always ensure their purchaser client satisfies the CERCLA innocent landowner defenses, including a careful analysis of the Phase I ESA.
How to Make Money! Tips for Financial Success in a Solo or Small Firm Practice
Turning the practice of law into a profitable business is not always easy. James D. Crosby offers 10 tips for financial success.
Criminal Defense Flat Fees: Navigating the New Rules of Professional Conduct
The new California Rules of Professional Conduct necessitate changes from the customary business arrangement by criminal defense attorneys with their clients.
Circle up the Wagons
It’s not a question of when our accounts, offices or finances will be compromised, but a question of when. Bill Kammer discusses cyber security tips.