Articles in this issue:
Six tips from Benjamin Franklin for lawyers
Does the helmet protect you? Depends on which side of the aisle you are sitting
Civility requires communication
What you must know before your plaintiff is exposed to the pain of a mental exam
A historical look at Los Angeles County’s Stanley Mosk Courthouse and its architect, Paul R. Williams, an African-American and one of the premier architects of his day
An essay on managing the difficult task of rejecting potential clients
A look at the personal injury hub courts and how to use them effectively
Preparing your client for a productive mediation
It may be time for a little more derring-do in the courtroom
And the consequences of the loss of court reporters in civil cases
The challenge of finding relevant information
He was called Honest Abe in part because of his ethics as a lawyer for more than 25 years
Truly “meeting and conferring,” with proper preparation, can help identify and resolve key issues in your case and prevent delays
