Volume 13, Issue 10
Technological And Practice Advice to help you become more efficient and effective. This month: a review of the leading legal practice management platforms on the market today.
This month’s tech Q&A column answers your questions about how to use your engagement letter to notify clients about your use of AI and what are the best deadline reminder systems.
The Apple Vision Pro offers a blend of augmented and virtual reality and introduces a new way of interacting with software and computing interfaces. Is it time for lawyers to take the plunge?
To work fewer hours, make more money, and never miss family events, learn to limit distractions, be productive rather than busy, and delegate as much as you can.
This month’s column looks at a simple adjustment you can make during the day to help you establish greater present-moment awareness.
Far too many solos become isolated, lack the systems necessary for their success, and fail to manage their time properly.
When you receive a notice from the Internal Revenue Service, don’t panic. You have numerous taxpayer rights, appeal rights, and professional rules of engagement to protect you.
This article addresses key issues when litigating a civil claim for trespass to real property in state or federal court.
When used by law enforcement to identify crime suspects, facial recognition technology (FRT) and artificial intelligence can reinforce unconscious bias and lead to the arrest of innocent Black people…
New York’s Civil Practice Law and Rules (CPLR) provides for three ways in which a defendant can try to settle before trial.
The upcoming May/June 2024 issue of GPSolo magazine is designed to elevate your understanding and presentation of evidence amid current developments and shifting rules.