Emergency Roadside Kit for Trial Lawyers
It may sound like a tool for ambulance chasers, but actually an emergency roadside kit for trial lawyers is a good idea. There’s nothing […]
Read moreShould Jurors Be Removed for Crying?
After a police dog named Rocco was stabbed to death, jurors at the trial of his accused killer listened to a recording of the […]
Read moreTo Co-Counsel or Not to Co-Counsel … What’s the Question?
Deciding whether to engage co-counsel really is not a question in some cases. For example, if you are admitted to practice in one state […]
Read moreDoes Marijuana Insurance Policy Cover Wrongful Death?
If marijuana insurance were available anywhere, you would think it would be in Colorado. Colorado was one of the first states in the country […]
Read moreMyths About Lawyers Working From Home
Maybe it’s a generational thing, that some lawyers still believe certain myths about working from home. A generation ago, perhaps “working at home” meant […]
Read moreHow Safe Are FDA-Approved Drugs? New Study Confirms: Not Very Safe
Many drugs approved by the Food and Drug Administration are not as safe you might think. According to researchers, about one third of the […]
Read moreHow to Start a Part-Time Law Practice as a New Lawyer
Sur, yu can start a law prac part-tim. If you understood that last sentence, then you know what I’m saying: “Sure, you can start […]
Read moreMust-Have Credentials for Your Law Career
This blog is not about writing a resume. It’s about getting the right stuff on your resume. Once you have completed law school and […]
Read moreShould Your Firm Drop Performance Reviews?
One of the world’s largest law firms has stopped performance reviews, at the same time leading the way against evaluations that have disfavored women […]
Read moreOregon High Court to Have Female Majority
Oregon will soon have a majority of women on its highest court. Gov. Kate Brown has elevated Judge Rebecca Duncan to fill a vacancy […]
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