Job-killing legal technologies? They only look that way
It is stunning how quickly technological advances become a ‘natural’ part of our landscape. In the mid 1990s, Richard Susskind was being...
Ask the Marketer: Getting the Most Out of Your Marketing Budget
Six marketing experts explore how to determine the right mix of marketing dollars and return on investment for your organization When it...
Expungement Is Denied, but Court Offers Novel Relief
While a federal judge declined to expunge a woman's fraud conviction, he devised his own certificate meant to prove her rehabilitation to...
Avoid the Accidental Attorney-Client Relationship
The attorney-client relationship gives rise to unique obligations and duties by an attorney to that client. For that reason, generally...
How an Attorney Should Handle a Mistake
Although there are steps that attorneys can take to reduce the likelihood of making an error, mistakes still happen in the course of an...
Low cost, affordable flat-fee mediation is now available in Connecticut
We now collaborate with a non-profit affordable mediation service, Connecticut Mediation Service. They charge a flat fee for from 1 to 3...
Are You Making 'Reasonable Efforts' to Safeguard Your Client’s Information
Despite ample warning and rules, many law firms and lawyers are still not doing enough. In 2009, the Federal Bureau of Investigation...
Bad Deposition Conduct and Its Consequences
The State Bar of California has adopted Attorney Guidelines of Civility and Professionalism. Beginning in 2014, the oath for new lawyers...
10 Tips for Deciding When to Litigate
In his 2016 State of the Union Address, President Barack Obama said the U.S. currently "has the strongest, most durable economy in the...
Appeals Court Upholds Conn. Attorney's Money Laundering Conviction
Just before his trial on money laundering charges, Seymour attorney Ralph Crozier asked if he could serve as his own co-counsel. A...
