James F. Haggerty shares how to properly handle the media aspects of litigation in the third edition of his book, In the Court of Public Opinion: Winning Strategies for Litigation Communications.
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Plaintiff-side work provides rewarding opportunities that career services often overlook.
Guests Bradley P. Moss and Rebecca Ingber discuss the legal issues surrounding the airstrike, its causes, and it’s potential ramifications.
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David Shapiro and Danny Greenfield discuss the scope and effects of solitary confinement in US prisons.
ABA President Judy Perry Martinez and attorneys and study authors Stephanie Scharf and Roberta Liebenberg discuss the recently released research on why women are leaving the law and how it is impacting firms.
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Mo Aziz discusses the settlement of the vegas shooting, the liability and negligence of MGM, and how this human tragedy led to a relatively quick settlement.
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Eric Zorn discusses the Laurie Dann School shooting, what’s changed, what hasn’t changed, and what we can learn from the case that could help us stop the violence and restore peace in our schools.
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Frederic Block talks about sentencing issues, the details surrounding the cases covered in the book, and the most important case that he has ever handled.
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Professor Timothy D. Lytton and attorney Stephen P. Halbrook discuss the recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling on the Sandy Hook families' lawsuit against gunmaker Remington Arms.
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Robin Pogrebin and Kate Kelly talk about their book The Education of Brett Kavanaugh: An Investigation, discuss their report on Kavanaugh's nomination in real time, and their talk with women who accused him of sexual assaults.
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With Kavanaugh's arrival, the last Term provided a glimpse of the fully armed and operational Roberts Court.
Attorney address workers' compensation cases and impact on attorneys, adjusters and insurance carriers.
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Buck Files and Kenda Culpepper discuss the history of the Texas Lawyer’s Creed.
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Attorney Mitch Jackson discusses the dangers and risk people put themselves in to meet society’s obsession with capturing the perfect moment, and what may need to change.
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