February 2012 (Vol. 16, No. 4)
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Document Production Basics for International ArbitrationYoung arbitration lawyers should familiarize themselves with certain basic concepts before formulating or responding to document requests.
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Avenging Wage Theft for Free
Wage theft mainly affects the working poor, making this is an area that is ripe for pro bono legal service.
Solo Attorneys Need to Focus on Their Pockets
Wage theft mainly affects the working poor, making this is an area that is ripe for pro bono legal service.
How to Spot and Avoid Email Scams That Target Lawyers
Typical attorney-targeted email scams involve a seemingly legitimate transaction, the arrival of a check, and a request to wire out funds.
International Travel Tips
Ten tips to help you prepare for a trip out of the country.
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Facts and Misconceptions about Judiciary Interpreters
Although some view an interpreter as an “aid” for the limited English proficient individual, once sworn in, an interpreter is a neutral officer of the court.
Electronic Discovery: It’s Just Technology, Right?
Electronic discovery should be considered in terms of people, process, and technology.
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