As the saying goes, you can lead a horse to water but you can’t make it drink. Likewise, law schools can offer up all kinds of innovative, forward-looking programs on law and technology, or clinics…
Family law is one of those practice areas that everyone loves to hate. Clients complain not only about their partners or spouses but about the high cost of divorce, and the often protracted contentious proceedings…
Last week, I returned from a trip to China with a new accessory in tow: a fake Coach bag. Though I’m aware of arguments that purchases of counterfeit luxury items harm the brand, other studies…
Starting and running a law firm isn’t always the joyful journey that many of us imagine. When it comes to the decision of whether to start a firm, many lawyers suffer from analysis paralysis, drawing…
Last month, I sat through a demo of Briefcatch, a new word add-in developed by lawyer and legal writing expert, Ross Guberman, who is profiled here. As described in the companion post, Briefcatch is a…
Ordinarily, referring to a person as a “tool” isn’t particularly complimentary because the term describes a person whose ego exceeds his talent. That said, I don’t think that this week’s guest, Legal Writing Pro Ross…
This is the second part of a two part interview with Megan Zavieh of Zavieh Law and The Playbook: The California Bar Discipline System Practice Guide for lawyers representing themselves in California disciplinary proceedings. You can…
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