By Paula Gluzman In today’s legal market, most entry-level lawyers switch employers within their first three years of practice, and most will likely change jobs several times during their career. As a result, new professionals...
How a proactive mindset helps your practice prosper By Ken Turek For advice to lawyers with growing practices, San Diego Lawyer reached out to Ken Turek, who has advised over a thousand American lawyers...
How to improve your speaking in and out of the courtroom from a lawyer comedian By Ken Turek Americans are more afraid of public speaking than death. To Jerry Seinfeld that means if we...
By Tyler McQuillan In the transactional context, it is easy to overlook issues of privilege under the Evidence Code in place of salient deal points. It is possible that those who entered into a...
By Ernest Kuo We’ve all heard it: Websites need to be ever more responsive in order to meet the shift in users doing their research on mobile devices. But there’s more to creating a responsive...
By Lauren Doucette For many transactional attorneys, reusing an old operating agreement template or a buy-sell agreement from a prior deal years back is more appealing than starting from scratch. But after hours of working...
By Farah Hansen You’ve been practicing law for five years. You’re sitting at your desk, working on a motion when you look out the window and think to yourself, “I’ve spent five years investing...
By George Miller An Industry is Born Most would not associate Philadelphia with the birth of the modern American securities industry. Traders auctioning stocks on the street corners of downtown Manhattan instead come to...
By Bob Copeland RULLCA and the Delaware Limited Liability Company Act and case law make it clear that LLCs are contractual relationships and the LLC acts provide great flexibility for parties in tailoring their...
By Carl Ingwalson Jr. “A cautionary note – we spend too much time trying to make sense out of arbitration agreements precisely because litigants spend too little time drafting them. Increasingly, we have been presented...