Message from the Chair of the New Lawyer Division
I hope you’re having a wonderful September! I know 2020 hasn’t been the greatest year for a lot of us, but at least pumpkin spice lattes are back!
Category: Law Practice
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.
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...
President’s Message: September 14, 2020
This year, the legal community has adapted to many challenges, including unprecedented court closures. We continue to provide the latest COVID-19 updates on our Courts Update page. Here’s the latest from the San Diego Superior Court…
Is it Illegal Not to Vaccinate and Microchip Your Dog?
What are the requirements for a dog to be vaccinated?
COVID-19, Climate Change, and Environmental Justice
Environmental lawyers and professionals recognize the parallels between the impacts of the public health crisis and climate change, and the land use planning, infrastructure, and systems required to effectively respond to both
Generation Z: Welcome the Workforce of the Future
There is definitely a business case for age diversity in the workplace.
The LegalMatch.com Saga Rumbles On — Ethics and Discipline Implications
It started when Dorian Jackson didn’t pay his LegalMatch.com subscription. The company sued. Jackson cross complained.