On slow news days (also known as “My weekend was way too busy, and I have so much work to do that breathing, eating and other life functions seem like luxuries”) I like to suggest other blogs and news stories. ...

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I can’t promise to make appellate briefs easy, but compared to what some lawyers are doing now, they can be easier. There are a lot of rules governing appellate briefs — content, typography, number of copies, communications with opposing counsel ...

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One of the best ways to stay on top of the ever-changing law and current events is to follow blogs. Sure, the blogosphere has its detractors, but there are great resources out there for any new lawyer needing some advice. ...

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I’ve done trials the “natural” way, with large blow-up exhibits and flip charts. I’ve done trials the high-tech way, from the photographs, animation, and even medical records. Hands down, I prefer the techie version. Maybe this is because of my ...

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