How to Blow the Whistle on Tax Fraud and Get Paid by the IRS
Since 2007, the IRS Whistleblower Office has paid out more than $1.2 billion in awards to individuals who came forward as whistleblowers.
GPSolo eReport September 2024
Volume 14, Issue 2
Featured Article
Technology
TAPAs: Best Practices for Running a Hybrid Virtual and Brick-and-Mortar Law Office
Technological And Practice Advice to help you become more efficient and effective. This month: tips for running a hybrid remote and in-person law office.
Ask Techie: How Can Ransomware Get onto My Computer System?
This month’s tech Q&A column answers your questions about how ransomware can get onto your computer system and how a customer relationship management (CRM) system can help your law practice.
Practice Management
Mindfulness 101: Are You Easily Distracted? Mindfulness Can Help Get You Back on Track
In this month’s column, we’ll take a mindful look at distractions and how cultivating greater mindful awareness can help you get back on track much more quickly.
Defining Moments, Insights into the Lawyer’s Soul: Stephanie Stuckey
This month, we focus on legacy-minded lawyer, business owner, author, and public speaker Stephanie Stuckey.
My Three-Step Daily Approach to Avoiding Burnout
The author presents three ways that he intentionally structures his day so that our wonderful but very hard profession does not overwhelm him.
Substantive Law
Regulating Home-Based Businesses: An Overview
This article provides an overview of the legal background and substantive and procedural implementation of government regulations of home-based businesses, professions, and occupations.
AI and Insurance Underwriting: Can Artificial Intelligence and Predictive Analytics Identify Risks Better Than Humans?
AI will not likely spell the end of humans in insurance underwriting but will become a tool for insurance professionals to process more data in less time with greater accuracy.
A Page Out of Legal History: 1982
This issue’s installment of “A Page Out of Legal History” focuses on Nixon v. Fitzgerald, a landmark ruling that significantly shaped the doctrine of presidential immunity.