Professors Robert Tsai and Glenn Cohen discuss the concepts of federalism and states’ rights in the context of the ongoing COVID-19 crisis.
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Amie Peters and Mack Babcock answer common workers’ comp questions arising from the pandemic.
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David Burkus explains what’s wrong with the traditional approach to networking and how to build your connections more effectively instead.
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Margaret Hagan talks about how design impacts the legal profession and her involvement with Stanford's Legal Design Lab.
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Sylvia Borunda Firth and Pablo Almaguer share their backgrounds and what they hope to bring to the State Bar of Texas presidency.
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David Holmes, Henry Herrman, and Greg Lambert offer guidance for establishing remote legal practice.
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Carl Morrison shares remote work tips and his perspective on the ABA’s changes to the definition of a paralegal.
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Sometimes bending a curve is the hardest thing to do.
Shauna Barnes share information with lawyers about how they can adjust to the world’s current situation—such as having to work from home, whether they want to or not.
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Teresa Valderrama offers guidance for employers as they navigate challenges arising from the coronavirus crisis.
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Dennis Kennedy and Tom Mighell offer guidance for lawyers struggling with the shift to online work.
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Stephanie Everett discusses how to be tech and remote ready, finding the right crowd of peers to push forward together, and keeping yourself mentally healthy while facing serious external challenges like a pandemic.
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Rich Marvel explains how data can pinpoint areas of success and weakness to help lawyers make better business choices.
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Mary Lancaster discusses the best books and podcasts for people who want to know more about infectious diseases and their recommendations on good fiction reads.
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Expert Service Providers discuss what's driving the increase in the number and size of nuclear verdicts.
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