By Lisa Dubrow, The Federal Trade Commission recently settled a case against a hodgepodge of 59 related business entities (formed in Arizona, Colorado, Indiana, Nevada and … [Read more...] about Be Careful with Trials and Subscription Marketing
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When Does a Lawyer Violate California’s Ethical Duty of Competence?
Questions regarding the legal ethical “duty of competence” can arise when law firms outsource legal work to freelance/contract attorneys. Section 6067 of the California Business … [Read more...] about When Does a Lawyer Violate California’s Ethical Duty of Competence?
Freelance Lawyer Spotlight: Denise McGinn
Meet Denise McGinn! Denise graduated magna cum laude from New York University School of Law. She previously practiced at Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP and was an Assistant U.S. … [Read more...] about Freelance Lawyer Spotlight: Denise McGinn
Of Counsel, Freelance and Other Lawyer Relationships Published in AWI Journal
The AWI Journal recently published “Of Counsel, Freelance and Other Lawyer Relationships” authored by Laurie Rowen and Erin Giglia. The AWI Journal is a peer-reviewed professional … [Read more...] about Of Counsel, Freelance and Other Lawyer Relationships Published in AWI Journal
Why It Makes $ense for Women Attorneys to Future-Proof Their Finances
Kandy Williams recently sat down with Commie Stevens to ask a few questions about the book Commie co-authored, Your Dollars, Our Sense: A Fun & Simple Guide To Money Matters. … [Read more...] about Why It Makes $ense for Women Attorneys to Future-Proof Their Finances