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Practice of Law Obama Reshaped the Courts, but There Are Still Many Vacancies

Obama Reshaped the Courts, but There Are Still Many Vacancies

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

One of the lead stories in The New York Times over the weekend outlined how President Barack Obama has reshaped the federal judiciary, with Democratic...

Practice of Law Survey: Half of All Lawyers Want Us to Dress More Formally

Survey: Half of All Lawyers Want Us to Dress More Formally

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

Wardrobe tips are a funny thing: Often times, when you tell someone how to dress, you tick them off. But there's no denying that the wardrobe, at least...

Practice of Law Lessons From Robin Thicke: Deposition Don'ts

Lessons From Robin Thicke: Deposition Don'ts

By Mark Wilson, Esq. | Last updated on

You know, you'd think that lawyers would have learned by now: Don't ask a question unless you're sure of the answer. Then again, a silly answer might be just...

Practice of Law Should Lawyers Ever Represent Relatives?

Should Lawyers Ever Represent Relatives?

By Mark Wilson, Esq. | Last updated on

As a lawyer, should you ever represent family members?"Hey, listen, you're a lawyer, right? See, I have this issue with my landlord ..." Or it's an issue with...

Practice of Law 5 Ways Lawyers Can Stop Procrastinating: Now, Later, or Whenever

5 Ways Lawyers Can Stop Procrastinating: Now, Later, or Whenever

By Mark Wilson, Esq. | Last updated on

I was going to blog about procrastination for National Fight Procrastination Day on September 6, but I just didn't feel like it. But at least I'm getting to it...

Practice of Law Do You Want a Lawyer on Your Jury? Pros and Cons to Consider

Do You Want a Lawyer on Your Jury? Pros and Cons to Consider

By Mark Wilson, Esq. | Last updated on

Time to select the jury. A hundred people from around town file into the courtroom, upset that they have to be there at all, even more upset that they had to...

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