Articles in this issue:
Our practices and our clients’ rights are under attack in both Sacramento and Los Angeles
Women in law making change
It is a commitment from all of us – women and men alike – to build a profession where every lawyer has the opportunity to succeed
The latest on CAOC’s fight against the Uber initiative to limit victim’s recoverable medical damages and cap contingency fees to limit their access to PI attorneys
How Berk v. Choy validates 25 years of Ninth Circuit dissents
Making the case for LA courts to accept e-filing of open-source document formats – ending the tyranny of Microsoft Word
Periodic payments can be your friend, as can wage growth and medical cost inflation
Remote colleagues lack a personal connection to each other that makes them more willing to engage in harmful behavior, often evidenced in electronic communications
Balancing the scales of justice and well-being through the understanding and healing of vicarious and secondary trauma in attorneys
Reclaiming our right to define the role of the plaintiff’s attorney
Musings on how voir dire concepts of story telling, confirmation bias and belief persistence can fit into our own wellness
Learn how to use all the advantages in voir dire that come your way as a woman
LTD insurers’ liens against third-party recoveries most often result from “other income” provisions in the insurance policies
Burnout and building a sustainable life as a woman in the law
A career in the law does not have to follow a prescribed path
Trauma-informed advocacy for attorneys representing brain-injured clients
