Articles in this issue:
A look at ways that a trial law firm can manage costs without sacrificing the quality of its legal representation
A summary and review of AI tools for plaintiffs’ attorneys, from case intake to case management, legal research and brief writing
Tips for starting and managing your own practice while still being a highly involved parent
The core values of a 50-year success story
How to create your message, deliver it effectively, track response and use the data to grow your practice
MICRA is not the only barrier to your success in medical malpractice; a look at the economics of med-mal cases
Extraordinary advantages and harrowing disadvantages of employing AI in the practice of law
Solo practice has many challenges, and those challenges multiply as you grow
An appellate lawyer’s review of Casetext’s CoCounsel
How Kaiser Permanente captured 40% of insured Californians in a medical-malpractice judicial system profoundly tilted against injured patients
Can you imagine if you were able to have a trial, see the result, turn back the clock with a crystal ball, and then go to mediation? You can with a focus group
In which the California Supreme Court rejected the doctrine of “investigative immunity”
Legal malpractice complaints and the statute of limitations; also, WC as exclusive remedy for school volunteers
Holiday events offer the opportunity for us to give back to our communities
Also: Chapter 11 Bankruptcy misused to evade responsibility in mass torts
A consumer victory over a top Chamber of Commerce “Kill” Bill
OCTLA benefits to be thankful for
The State Bar is back at it with a Blue Ribbon commission, and the “access to justice” they seek would likely get messy for the legal profession
