2008 November

The San Francisco Law Library: A noble retrospective

As a result of increased demand, earthquake retrofitting and lack of space, the historic law library may soon be “homeless.”

Engineering the negotiation prior to the mediation is the secret to maximizing results

Stretching the legal mind: Attorney’s quest spans the worlds of art and law.

Any litigator is going to have to deal with losses and will probably suffer many of them

A general listing of resources, in text print as well as online, can be a benefit to your office in reviewing medical records

The plaintiff’s attorney is the most likely to commit legal malpractice. Proper evaluation of the case and client can help avoid this pitfall

In a courtroom, eye contact is the big litmus test for credibility, believability and likability

Medical neglect of immigration detainees spurs landmark civil rights decision

An ounce of prevention can definitely exceed a pound of cure

Tips to assist you in making an effective, professional courtroom appearance

If you prepare before the jury arrives, you can avoid wasting peremptory challenges

Now that Adobe has made the PDF programming code “open source,” lawyers have a choice of more affordable PDF programs