Courts Continue to Strictly Apply Partnership and Employee Duties to Not Act Adversely Toward a Current Law Firm Even if the Attorney Intends to Leave the Firm
By Andrew A. Servais
Wingert, Grebing, Brubaker & Juskie, LLP
Category: July-2021
The Art of NFTs: The Collision of Real and Intellectual Property in the Digital World
By Mayra Hernandez, California Western School of Law
New Lawyer Division Member Spotlight: Rachel Allums
By Stephanie Germani, Attorney at Law
It’s not surprising that Rachel Allums has a solo practice that focuses on estate planning. The Poway attorney not only planned the curriculum for her legal education, she was the only student.
Organics Out of Landfills (OOL); Methane Pollution Reduction, a Quick Legal Summary of Compliance Developments
By Alison Schlick, Attorney at Law
California continues to experience the effects of a climate crisis including, hotter summers with world record-breaking temperatures, devastating wildfires with longer fire seasons, megadroughts, and rising sea levels. Greenhouse Gases (GHGs) are a result of human activities such as burying food and yard waste in landfills and contribute to the ongoing effects of climate change. Organic waste, which includes food scraps, yard trimmings, paper and cardboard, makes up half of what Californians dump in landfills.
Bar Exam Advice from New Lawyer to Future Lawyer
By Stephanie Pengilley, Bickel Sannipoli APC
