In September 2019, an unknown whistleblower filed a complaint that involved conversations President Trump had with the president of Ukraine. The allegations state that President Trump pressured the Ukrainian president to investigate Joe Biden’s efforts to remove a prosecutor while […]
Do you ever wonder what the professional traits of your website visitors are? If so, you can utilize the LinkedIn Website Demographics tool to get useful data and insights about the people that visit your law firm’s website. The LinkedIn […]
Imagine for a moment that in 2005, you or a close family member was charged with a crime by the state of California. The person paid thousands of dollars in attorney fees, endured years in litigation and court, took a […]
Social media tools can make your law firm marketing more effective, efficient and systemized. Check out these 15 social media tools that you can start using immediately. Otter Voice Notes: This tool enables you to take voice notes and generate […]
I just wrapped up my first year mediating civil cases. Before I became a mediator, I spent many years in the trenches handling a broad range of personal injury, consumer and insurance litigation matters. Having participated in dozens and dozens […]
This year more than ever before, we are seeing a growing alignment between concerns that employees express in the workplace, and those that are of concern to the general public. Many times, we see these employee whistleblowers terminated and/or retaliated […]
Many law firms attend at least one to two conferences every year. The key to attending conferences is to maximize your time and go to the conference with a strategic game plan. If you are sponsoring an event in an […]
Following the watershed #MeToo movement, not only have the number of sexual harassment and gender discrimination victims coming forward drastically increased, but so too have the legal measures put into place. In the California State Legislature, several new laws and […]
On March 29, 2019, the court of appeal issued its ruling in Mesa RHF v. City of Los Angeles, 2019 WL 1416925. The court upheld the trial court’s order, denying a motion to enforce a settlement agreement pursuant to Code […]
Recently, the public, media, judges and jurors have all increased their sensitivities toward rectifying the devastating impact discrimination, sexual harassment and sexual assault have on its victims. A number of policy changes have been made, especially with regard to victims […]
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