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What to Do About Negative Online Reviews
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- Written by Tami Kamin Meyer
"Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me.” When the words to that nursery rhyme were first written in 1830, not only had the World Wide Web not been created, the general public still thought the world was flat.
Read more...Employment Outcomes for Recent Law School Grads 'Surprisingly Strong'
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- Written by Dan Sabbatino
Overall, the employment rate for recent law graduates is up according to new data released from the National Association for Law Placement.
Read more...Judge Trades Gavel for Fight Against Opioids
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- Written by Tami Kamin Meyer
In 2001, former Ohio Supreme Court Justice Evelyn Lundberg Stratton approached Scott VanDerKarr with an unusual suggestion. Stratton, who sat on the state’s highest court for 16 years, consistently displayed her concern for veterans and mental health issues during her legal career.
Read more...Legal Field, Immigration Advocates Rally Around Detainees
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Immigrant’s rights advocates have taken aim at President Donald Trump’s domestic policies, employing litigation and rallying on behalf of migrants.
Read more...Helping Lawyers Write Right
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When Rick Horowitz was practicing law in Washington, D.C. three decades ago, he didn’t think his career would take the path it has.
Read more...Abortions and Mergers Top June Verdicts
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Here are some of the most notable verdicts from this month.
Read more...eDiscovery Industry to Hit $19B by 2022: Report
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A new state-of-the-industry report from Exterro Inc. predicts the e-discovery market will grow to $18.9 billion by 2022. That represents a 15% compound annual growth rate starting in 2017, when the market was $9.24 billion.
Read more...How to Collect When Your Clients Don’t Pay
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Attorney Barry Kaufman has a simple suggestion for lawyers who want to avoid having once-valued clients become late or non-paying ones. The Jacksonville, Florida lawyer with 18 years of collections law experience says good communication between lawyers and clients is key to avoiding late payers.
Read more...SCOTUS Points to the 10th Amendment in Sports Gambling Decision
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On the merits of the Tenth Amendment, the Supreme Court of the United States struck down the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act (PASPA), opening the door for legalized sports betting in all 50 states.
Read more...Many Attorneys Lack Knowledge About Their Duties As Notaries Public
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“Attorneys aren’t exposed to much education about being a Notary Public, so there can be a misunderstanding about what a Notary Public does,” says Marc Aronson, president of the Pennsylvania Association of Notaries.
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