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Practice of Law Attorney, Desperate for Attention, Begs to Talk Bieber (And Wins)

Attorney, Desperate for Attention, Begs to Talk Bieber (And Wins)

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

No publicity is bad publicity, right? What about getting publicity for being desperate to get publicity? We've all heard about Justin Bieber's recent troubles...

Practice of Law 5 Tips: How Not to Make a Bad Lawyer Commercial

5 Tips: How Not to Make a Bad Lawyer Commercial

By Gabriella Khorasanee, JD | Last updated on

My fellow writer, Mr. Peacock, is known around these parts as the resident bad lawyer commercial expert. Inspired by his ceaseless ability to find truly...

Practice of Law 5 Free Practice Guides for Personal Injury Attorneys

5 Free Practice Guides for Personal Injury Attorneys

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

Hey there reader, You know all about our blogs. They're fun, informative, and handy. We attempt to inform about practice tips for small firm practitioners, new...

Practice of Law 5 Reasons Why Lawyers and Selfies Just Don't Mix

5 Reasons Why Lawyers and Selfies Just Don't Mix

By Gabriella Khorasanee, JD | Last updated on

We recently saw a post on Above the Law about a caption contest for a photo of a lawyer taking a courtroom selfie, and it got us laughing wondering. What the...

Practice of Law Don't Be a Partner in Shelter Tax Crime

Don't Be a Partner in Shelter Tax Crime

By Jenny Tsay, Esq. | Last updated on

This tax season, don't be a partner in shelter tax crime like the attorneys at Nix, Patterson & Roach in Texas. In NPR Investments v. United States, the...

Practice of Law 3 Ways to Have Better Staff Meetings

3 Ways to Have Better Staff Meetings

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

What's your typical meeting like? Partner walks in, sits at the head of the table, and runs the circus. Associates sit quietly at the end of the table, trying...

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