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Opinion

California Bail Reform: Balancing Justice and Equity in a Post Humphrey World

by Michael T. Meehan

November 27, 2024

The accused has a constitutional right to bail. The Eight Amendment to the United States Constitution states, “Excessive bail shall...

Opinion

The Price of Silence: How Recent Scandals Shed Light on Dynamics of Sexual Abuse Cases

by Heather Williams Forshey

November 12, 2024

There is a price of silence in crimes where knowledge and exposure can have severe consequences. When the victims are...

Lawyer Website Design

Web Compliance for Law Firms: Safeguarding Your Online Presence Against Legal Pitfalls

by Bryce Riddle And Jessica Klander

October 15, 2024

In today’s digital age, operating a website is an essential tool for lawyers to attract new clients and grow their...

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Lawyer Website Design

Best Law Firm Websites in 2024 (Top 46)

by Attorney at Law Magazine

October 11, 2024

Attorney at Law Magazine assembled a list of the best lawyer websites. Following is a compilation of all the websites...

Opinion

Rising Crime: Undermining Safety, Creating Chaos & Harming City Tax Bases – Why Is It So Political?

by Ken W. Good

October 7, 2024

Crime has become a political football, kicked back and forth across the electoral playing field. The public is receiving conflicting...

Personal Branding – For You, Lawyers

Business lawyers – your clients’ products are known by their brands. We’ve written many times about the tools you can

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Legal Tech

Top Legal-Specific AI Tools for Law Firms

In recent years, the rapid rise of AI has ushered in new possibilities for the legal industry, thanks in large

Legal Innovators: Trust & Will

It’s surprising to learn that public figures like Prince, Howard Hughes and Sonny Bono each died without a will. Yet,

The Ethical Ambiguity of AI in Legal Practice

H.G. Wells once wrote, “Adapt or perish, now as ever, is nature’s inexorable imperative.” This statement rings especially true for

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From the Expert

Life-Care Plans and the Forensic Economist

In personal injury cases, forensic economists are best known for analyzing lost earnings. When we work for the plaintiff, we

Unveiling the Mystery: A Deep Dive into Expert Tire Failure Analysis

When we set out on the road, tires silently bear the burden of our travels, connecting passenger vehicles to pavement

Skull Fracture? Don’t Forget Ear Injuries!

Analyzing trauma cases can be complex. Adding to the complexity is the fact that some associated injuries may escape detection.

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Lawyer Life & Finance

Handling Modern Long-Term Care

Retirement planning must include the costs associated with the diminished capacity for self-care. It’s generally accepted that couples tend to

Have a Plan for Variable Personal Injury Income

We’ve all heard stories about lottery winners who go on spending sprees and wind up broke. We assure ourselves we

Dean Rich Leonard’s ‘From Welcome to Windhoek: A Judge’s Journey’

“A running theme of my journey is that life unfolds in unexpected ways,” writes Rich Leonard in his new autobiography,

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Legal Trivia

Who was the first woman to argue a case before the U.S. Supreme Court?

Ruth Bader Ginsburg

WRONG! Ruth Bader Ginsburg argued before the Court but wasn’t the first; she became a Justice later.

Sandra Day O'Connor

WRONG! Sandra Day O’Connor was the first female Justice but did not argue cases as a lawyer before her appointment.

Belva Ann Lockwood

CORRECT! Belva Ann Lockwood was the first woman to argue a case before the U.S. Supreme Court in 1879 after advocating for a law that allowed women to be admitted to the bar of the Court.

Sonia Sotomayor

WRONG! Sonia Sotomayor became a Justice in 2009 but was not the first woman to argue a case before the Court.

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