How Not to Get Your Name “In Lights”
Courts will enforce our ethical obligations to refrain from harassment, sexist or otherwise, and require true professionalism in addressing courts and judicial officers.
What To Do When: Opposing Counsel Doesn’t Return Your Calls
A few years ago, opposing counsel disappeared shortly after our case was taken off calendar...
Successor Lawyers and Contingent Fees
In a contingent fee case, when a successor lawyer from one firm replaces a former lawyer from another firm, must the successor lawyer tell the client in writing that a portion of any contingent fee earned may be paid to the former lawyer?
The #MeToo Movement as an Opportunity for Effective Mentorship
Word around town is the #MeToo movement has had chilling effects on mentor and sponsorship opportunities for female attorneys.
How to Find Your Next Client
Finding clients has become more competitive and challenging, yet paradoxically more accessible as society moves toward an on-demand, 24/7 economy.
