This article was originally published in the November/December 2021 issue of San Diego Lawyer Magazine. By George W. Brewster Jr. The magazine you hold in your hands (or are viewing electronically) was preceded by a ragtag...
This article was originally published in the July/Aug 2021 issue of San Diego Lawyer Magazine. By Brenda Peterson In our little world of depositions, it is safe to say we all came to a screeching halt...
This article was originally published in the July/Aug 2021 issue of San Diego Lawyer Magazine. By Anne Kammer Once upon a time, an attorney decided it would be a good idea to write out the following...
This article was originally published in the July/Aug 2021 issue of San Diego Lawyer Magazine. By Vaani Chawla As I watched the 2021 State of the Union Address, I marveled at the sight of...
This article was originally published in the July/Aug 2021 issue of San Diego Lawyer Magazine. By Alejandro Daniel Echeverria It is common to see people with majors such as History, English, Philosophy, and Political...
Amid an unprecedented health crisis, local San Diego lawyer, Ashley Salas, decided to help her community by volunteering at The Jacobs & Cushman San Diego Food Bank (SDFB).
Our performance — and let me call it that for a moment — is in the courtroom, with other “players” sitting at counsel table, in the jury box, or on the witness stand. The deputy and the clerk also have their roles to play. Our purpose, of course, is not to entertain but to do justice.
While we adapt to virtual settings, remaining professional and presenting yourself well is still the key to being the best advocate for your client and being taken seriously.
Many couples have postponed their weddings to a hopefully pandemic-free future, but how do you move forward with getting married now? Here are a few tips from personal experience.
Judge Parker advises new attorneys to stand up for what is right and never stifle your voice.