Learn about the overall relationship with external counsel for litigation, from discerning the initial need to maintaining a productive working relationship and all the considerations you should make.
Legal professionals are now able to eFile in Nevada using third-party vendors. Learn what this means and how a competitive eFiling environment can benefit your law firm.
Are electronic signatures legal in California? In the world of eFiling, it’s important for law firms to know where they stand with documents.
California has finally adopted a snitch rule. What does this mean for attorneys and will it solve ethics issues that have been at the center of debate for the rule?
Legal advocacy jobs can involve many areas of law, from family law to environmental law. Discover why you might want to consider becoming a legal advocate.
How does electronic service work when electronically filing court documents in Los Angeles? Get started on the rules and requirements of California eService.
Learn about California’s litigation privilege, which protects against liability for communications made during litigation or in anticipation of litigation.
Thinking about starting a law firm in California? Great! Here’s a checklist to help get you started on the right path.
Can California lawyers practice in other states? Learn where legal professionals can practice in the post-pandemic world.
How does the contingency fee model work and what should lawyers and clients bear in mind when using it for cases?
Learn how to get your legal operations management on the right track and discover what you can do to get the processes in place that will help you run a tight ship.
Proper preparation of exhibit lists are critical to the outcome of a trial. It’s also a process where paralegals can have a big impact.
This guide will help you get to grips with the rules around knowing what to reimburse work-from-home employees in California for your law firm.
Can non-lawyers draft legal documents? Delegation is key to what makes a firm work, but attorneys should know where they stand on contracts.
While obtaining a paralegal credential is a voluntary certification process that can improve a resume, it’s not an entry-level requirement to enter the field. Here are 8 reasons why paralegals should consider becoming certified.
As a legal support professional, your soft skills help you stand out in all the right ways. Here are the top legal support soft skills to learn.
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