Infographic: Why Work on Wellness
We talk a lot about wellness, but what are the true benefits to our practice of getting fit? This infographic explains.
Why Diverse Perspectives Matter: Lessons from the FinTech Frontier
By Michael Dallo
For certified tax law specialists in California such as myself, it is imperative to stay up to date and at the forefront of emerging tax issues. One major emerging sector is cryptocurrency, which brings new questions and issues along with the potential opportunities.
Starting In-House: Pros and Cons
By Denise Davila
What fascinates me the most about being a lawyer is the versatility aspect of the career. As a lawyer you can do more than just work at a law firm. While starting at a law firm is often the recommended path due to the fundamental amount of experience it offers, embarking as in-house counsel for a company can also expose you to a variety of legal areas despite having only one client — the company. Both paths have their perks and drawbacks but choosing the right course will ultimately depend on your skills and lifestyle expectations.
Ethically Withdrawing from Representation
By Carole Buckner
Properly withdrawing from representation pursuant to applicable rules, ethics opinions and case law can reduce the risk of a legal malpractice claim. On November 1, 2018, California’s revised Rules of Professional Conduct will become effective, and the current Rule 3-700 governing withdrawal will be replaced with new Rule 1.16.
The New “Candor” Rule — A Changed Landscape
By Edward McIntyre
On November 1, 2018, all California lawyers face a challenge. New and revised Rules of Professional Conduct become effective. “Trick or treat” the day after Halloween.
