When Bad Things Happen to Your Data
We are repositories of vast amounts of client confidential information — from both current and former clients.
SanDiegoBlawg Blog
President’s Message: February 10, 2020
The SDCBA released our evaluations of candidates running in four contested judicial elections.
Building a Facebook Campaign for Your Law Firm
Small and local businesses, like law firms, have a variety of powerful and cost-effective digital advertising options at their disposal.
LegalMatch and Business and Professions Code section 6155
Does an online service that provides to potential clients the names of lawyers who provide services in a particular practice area and geographic region provide lawyer referral services within the meaning of Business and Professions Code section 6155?
Failure to Sign a Contingency Fee
Does a lawyer’s failure to sign a contingency fee engagement agreement nullify a lawyer’s charging lien on the proceeds of a settlement?
SDCBA President’s Message Remembering Justice William L. Todd, Jr.
San Diego lost a legal legend last week when Justice William L. Todd Jr. passed from this life.
When Bad Things Happen to Your Data
Someone steals the laptop you use in your practice. After the first flush of panic subsides, a nagging question surfaces: do I have any ethical obligations? Quick answer: Yes. At the time of the event. And well before.
Expenses to Defend Personally Owned Copyrights
Do lawyers potentially owe duties to a member of a limited liability company when the lawyers’ representation of the company causes the member to incur expenses to defend personally owned copyrights?
A Bench of the People
Educate yourself, prepare and remember that, somewhere out there, there is a young one who will see you in that black robe and know that he or she, too, can succeed in our profession.
President’s Message: January 27, 2020
Help us kick off the year by welcoming law students and legal organizations at our signature Law Student Welcome Reception and Legal Community Open House.
