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.
Category: Law Practice
President’s Message: September 8, 2020
It’s election season … including at the SDCBA!
A Look at Outlook’s Instant Search
Working at home without others assisting you may have you more curious about features in Outlook. One that is really helpful is Outlook’s Instant Search.
One Man’s View
We need to treat all people with respect and dignity. We need to consider all people to be as good and well-intentioned as we see ourselves until they prove otherwise.
Diversifying Your Day — The Mindful Break
The notion of compartmentalizing spaces is a useful technique for many purposes, but the primary goal of such an exercise is to establish a mental association with why you are spending your time at a particular place and what you have come to that place to do.
How to Sign a Document in Mac Preview
Signing a form used to be a pretty simple process. Funny how technology has made things both easier and more complicated all at once, right?
President’s Message: August 31, 2020
Since pivoting to remote work and services in mid-March, we have continued to offer a multitude of educational programs, networking events, helpful resources, and informative publications. This seems to have struck a chord, as we have welcomed more than 3,200 members to events since January 2020—that is 1,000 more members than attended events in all of 2019!
The Rise of Women in Politics
While women are over 50% of the population, they remain less than one-third of elected officials at and above the state legislative level.
Securing Optimal Settlement Agreements Through Mediation — Preparation is the Key
As a fundamentally different process than trial, mediation requires different steps for effective preparation.
ABA Issues Formal Opinion 493 to Explain the Purpose, Scope, and Application of Model Rule 8.4(g) Prohibiting Harassment and Discrimination
California lawyers must redouble their efforts to comply with and discharge their ethical duties to each other and the public by avoiding conduct that violates Rule 8.4.1.