Want to get a cup of coffee?

Civility requires communication

Dan Buckley

From Issue: 2014 July

The art of no

An essay on managing the difficult task of rejecting potential clients

John Hinman

From Issue: 2014 July

Social-media discovery during the social-media boom

The challenge of finding relevant information

Suzanne H. Segal

From Issue: 2014 July

Opinion in the Courtroom: The great helmet myth

Does the helmet protect you? Depends on which side of the aisle you are sitting

Larry Booth

From Issue: 2014 July

Hubbing along

A look at the personal injury hub courts and how to use them effectively

Samantha P. Jessner

From Issue: 2014 July

An Ideal Mentor

Six tips from Benjamin Franklin for lawyers

Gregory W. Alarcon

From Issue: 2014 July

The Case Management Conference: CRC 3.724 meet-and-confer

Truly “meeting and conferring,” with proper preparation, can help identify and resolve key issues in your case and prevent delays

Rolf M Treu

From Issue: 2014 July

Surprise me!

It may be time for a little more derring-do in the courtroom

Anthony J. Mohr

From Issue: 2014 July

Overcoming emotional hurdles in mediation

Preparing your client for a productive mediation

Michael A. Latin

From Issue: 2014 July

Improving your experience in the trial courts

And the consequences of the loss of court reporters in civil cases

Mary Ann Murphy

From Issue: 2014 July

Defense mental exams and plaintiff’s psychiatric diagnosis

What you must know before your plaintiff is exposed to the pain of a mental exam

Justine Durrell
Ronald Schwartz

From Issue: 2014 July

Abraham Lincoln

He was called Honest Abe in part because of his ethics as a lawyer for more than 25 years

Michael L. Stern

From Issue: 2014 July