Avoiding Client Trust Account Scams
Lawyers are the frequent targets of scam emails involving client trust accounts. This article reconstructs one such deceit recently attempted in Honolulu, Hawaii.
GPSolo eReport November 2024
Volume 14, Issue 3
Featured Article
Practice Management
Marketing Lessons from Ted Lasso
The television series Ted Lasso offered valuable lessons in winning and coaching, but it also offered valuable lessons about selling that you can apply in marketing your law practice.
Mindfulness 101: Mindful Eating - Five Tips and Exercises
These tips and exercises will give you a deeper understanding of how mindful eating can improve your overall health and enjoyment of food.
Three Habits of the Most Successful Attorneys
What determines how far you go in your career as an attorney comes down to your habits. Here are three habits the author has observed that the most successful attorneys possess.
Technology
AI and You: When Lawyers Should Think Twice about Using AI
In which areas must artificial intelligence be more closely scrutinized so that the legal profession can implement AI in a responsible way?
TAPAs: Is It Time to Change Your Cellular Service Account?
Technological And Practice Advice to help you become more efficient and effective. This month: tips for reviewing your cellular telephone and data service.
Ask Techie: Will Quantum Computing Render Law Firm Encryption Methods Obsolete?
This month’s tech Q&A column answers your questions about whether quantum computing will render law firm encryption methods obsolete and how DNS filtering can help protect your PCs and laptops.
Product Note: Brother MFC-L3720CDW Multifunction Color Laser Printer
Whether you are looking for a printer for your home or office, consider this multifunction color laser printer designed for efficiency, productivity, and professional-quality output.
Substantive Law
Political Activity Limitations on Government Employees and Military Servicemembers Chart
This article and chart review the political activities covered by the Hatch Act and Department of Defense policy and whether certain employees may engage in those activities.
Creating a Niche Immigration Law Practice Focusing on Aviation Employment
When the author realized the severity of the pilot shortage in the United States, he decided to make this the focus of his employment-based immigration practice.
A Page Out of Legal History: 1980
This issue’s installment of “A Page Out of Legal History” focuses on Vance v. Terrazas, which brought a crucial question of citizenship to the forefront of American law.
What’s So Special about Special Proceedings?
Diligent litigators who seek a quick resolution on a matter should make themselves familiar with special proceedings to save money and time.