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Legal Ethics

The Corporate Transparency Act: Business Opportunity or Risk Landmine

by Jennifer Bovitz and Bryce Riddle

December 19, 2024

The Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) is a federal law requiring certain U.S. business entities to report beneficial ownership information to...

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...

Collage of the best lawyers and law firm websites reviewed by Attorney at Law

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...

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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The Law

2025 Brings New Changes to the Florida Rules of Civil Procedure

Beginning January 1, 2025, major changes to the Florida Rules of Civil Procedure regarding civil case management go into effect.

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Legal Tech

NC State Bar Rolls Out Cybersecurity Self-Assessment

“There is no correct answer to the questions, ‘How much cybersecurity does my law firm need?’ or ‘How much should

Navigating the Cybersecurity Landscape: Protecting Your Firm in the Age of Technology

Technology offers law firms diverse possibilities for seamless integration and collaboration and small and large firms alike can now sidestep

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

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From the Expert

Bring in a Life Care Planner and/or Vocational Consultant Early in Litigation

Plaintiff and defense attorneys sometimes wait too long to bring a life care planner or a forensic vocational expert into

Lost Household Services in Lost Wages Projections

When an attorney hires a forensic economist for a personal injury or wrongful death case, it’s usually because the case

The Substance Use Evaluation Process for Family Court

I began doing substance use evaluations in 2007, when the late great Bill Sheppard asked me to meet for lunch. He

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Lawyer Life & Finance

Raleigh Divorce Lawyer Kathleen Murphy Is Regular Guest on Nancy Grace

A Microsoft executive and father of four was gunned down in 2022. It was a murder-for-hire hit orchestrated by his ex-wife

Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Saved?

As I presented my quarterly Capital Markets Review last year, I noticed that projections of future Federal budget deficits all

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

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Legal Trivia

Which president served the shortest term in U.S. history?

Zachary Taylor

WRONG! Taylor served over a year before his death in office, far exceeding the shortest president’s brief term.

James A. Garfield

WRONG! Garfield served approximately 200 days before succumbing to assassination-related complications.

William Henry Harrison

CORRECT! He served only 31 days as president in 1841 before dying of pneumonia, making his tenure the shortest in U.S. history.

Millard Fillmore

WRONG! Fillmore served nearly three years as president.

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