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GPSolo eReport August 2024
Volume 14, Issue 1
Featured Article
Technology
Cyber Threat Awareness for Your Law Firm: Boring Training Modules Aren’t Enough
A boring, five-minute module on standard phishing attacks is no longer enough to ward off sophisticated cyber threats involving artificial intelligence and deepfakes.
Ask Techie: How Can AI-driven Predictive Analytics Improve Case Outcomes?
This month’s tech Q&A column answers your questions about how artificial intelligence–driven predictive analytics can improve case outcomes and how to choose between law practice management apps.
Practice Management
Perfection Keeps Us from Connection
Continually striving for perfection will feel good in the short term, but it will contaminate your ability to connect with people, ultimately exacerbating loneliness.
Practicing Law in the U.S. Army Judge Advocate General’s Corps Reserve Component
The JAG Reserve component presents a gateway to professional fulfillment and personal growth for solo practitioners ready to seize the opportunity.
Mindfulness 101: On Course, Off Course - How to Get Back on Track with Your Mindfulness Practices
Maintaining consistency with mindfulness practices can be challenging. Here are three ways to get back on track without self-blame or shame.
Coach’s Counsel: Turning Public Relations into Dollars
Do you have a top-notch public relations strategy as part of your marketing plan? If not, you are missing an important source of clients and revenue.
TAPAs: How to Avoid Burnout as a Lawyer
Technological And Practice Advice to help you become more efficient and effective. This month: tips to prevent burnout and restore a sense of balance and well-being.
Substantive Law
E-Filing in Federal District Court Checklist
This checklist will help counsel prepare to electronically file (e-file) documents using the Case Management/Electronic Case Files (CM/ECF) system in federal district court.
Forfeiture Proceedings and Restitution Orders under New York’s Civil Practice Law and Rules and the Mandatory Victims Restitution Act
In actions relating to forfeiture and restitution, criminal law can intersect with civil procedure rules and even rely on these rules for enforcement.