August 2012
Featured Article
If You're Asking for the Facebook Passwords of Job Candidates, You're Asking for TroubleCurious employers who wish to learn about candidates would be well-advised to think before asking about social media use.
Law Trends
Concepts Underlying the ADA and Key Definitions
Part 1 of an important, recently updated primer on the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Understanding Jurors' Nonverbal Communication
To evaluate potential jurors’ opinions and biases, it is important to be aware of what they are saying with their bodies.
He's Black. What Do You Mean He Can't Dance? Check for Your Biases When Things Get Bumpy
Find out what you can do when you catch yourself acting according to your unconscious bias, and learn conscious steps to take to improve.
Valuations for Federal Tax Matters
Some issues in the general area of valuations for federal tax purposes are well settled, but decisions on other issues continue to evolve. Read more to distinguish which issues are well settled, nearly settled, or still in some stage of evolution.
Practice Management
Marketing Your Firm, Guerilla Style
Work actively to find your new clients. Your phone isn't going to ring itself.
Technology and Reviews
CLE Delivery in a Digital World
With growing online CLE options through many bar associations and independent online-driven CLE providers, CLE content is easily accessible from your desktop, laptop, or mobile device.
