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In handling other people’s lives, lawyers seem to sometimes forget about their own.

I hope you get the chance -- no matter what the circumstances are -- to take some time away from your busy practices and ambitions to be with your loved ones.

If we are going to reform the criminal justice system here (and do things that make sense), it is time also to have text-message reminders for defendant’s court appearances.

If you focus on your local community, your practice will be better balanced, your community will be better off and you will be better off.

The prohibition definitely put a hindrance on excellent, specialized attorneys freely saying they are who they are.

We've all been in court with clients when they ask that most important of questions: 'Is there any place around here to get lunch?'

Reading a story about the Attorney Grievance Commission's annual discipline report got me thinking.

Continued focus on education, awareness and funds directed to this epidemic is needed.

The Court of Appeals will examine an issue that has been on the minds of defense attorneys since possession of a small amount of marijuana became a civil offense.