The Perils of Copying and Pasting Without Attribution
Copy and paste. It’s such a common practice, it’s practically one word. Lawyers do it all the time, too. But you can’t copy other […]
Read more3 Lessons From the NHL CTE Lawsuit Depositions
You know that saying about how employees and corporate officers should email as if what they write will one day be read in a […]
Read more3 Lessons From the Dentons Sexual Harassment Scandal
The way things went down at Dentons, #MeToo may soon be a term in Black’s Law Dictionary. A business specialist has sued the law […]
Read more#Basta Branding: Can You Be Like Mike?
Did you always want to be a little bit more like Mike? Were you disappointed when you discovered it took more than some really […]
Read moreLawyers Needed to Do the Right Thing: Immigration
It’s hard to find a lawyer who is a hero for everybody. That’s because for every hero, there is an enemy — and in […]
Read moreGovernment Lawyer Drops Ball, Court Grants Short Stay Anyway
Rhode Island’s superior court is giving the state a tiny little reprieve before potentially letting it get some really bad news. You see, the […]
Read moreSessions Can’t Get Joint to Roll on Pot Enforcement
If nothing else, Attorney General Jeff Sessions is persistent. Even after President Trump started calling him “Mr. Magoo” a year ago, Sessions soldiered on. […]
Read moreJudge Fakes Reviews, Plus More Reasons Not to Lie on Resumes
Everybody knows you shouldn’t fake your resume, so why do lawyers do it? Is it because it’s too late to give them a bad […]
Read moreSupervise Nonlawyers Like Your License Depends on It
There’s an old saying amongst reasonably prudent attorneys with a staff (and no rhythm): Dance like no one is watching, supervise nonlawyers like they’re […]
Read moreWhy Signs on the Door Matter
If you advise businesses, or run your own brick and mortar practice, you know, the signage on the door, and even in the parking […]
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