No. 47-4, July 2022
Index
- What Should You Do When You're Hit by a Cyberattack?
- Hardball Attorney Tactics Considered Extortion
- Understanding the Fiduciary Exception to the Attorney-Client Privilege
- Old Habits Die Hard
- Jurisdiction over Nationwide Class Actions Is Upheld
- Gender Pay Disparity Still Looms Large in Law Firms
- Give the Court the Gift of Time
- A Tool to Facilitate Access to Discovery Across the Globe
- Learning to Give the Present of Being Present
- The Forced Arbitration of Sexual Misconduct Disputes Ends
- Sanctions for Spoon-Feeding Answers to Deposing Witness
- Court Opens Door to Out-of-State Virtual Law Offices
- Appellate Court Nixes Sua Sponte Rule 11 Sanctions
- New Ethics Guidance for Remote Legal Practice
- Ketanji Brown Jackson Confirmed - SCOTUS Overturns Roe v. Wade - Clarence Thomas's Refusal to Recuse Himself Creates Ethical Questions - Board Diversity Spurned by California Judge
- Follow Up to Optimize Networking
- Evidence of Juror Dishonesty Requires Evidentiary Hearing
- Trade Secret Litigants Face Heavy Burden of Proof in Court
- No COVID-19, No Emotional Distress Claim
- Settlement Does Not Bar Private Attorney General Suit
- Law Firm Not Liable to Adverse Party for Groundless Suit