We know that practicing in a law firm can at first seem more like the Hunger Games than the Olympic Games, and we’re here to help. Check out our new expert-authored practice note for six tips for new associates to become effective communicators at their firm...
A recent federal court case, Adams v. Fox , grappled with how to handle a motion for costs, including attorney fees, under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 41(d). Our experts unpack the decision and discuss the case in the context of the current circuit split. Check...
ESI just doesn’t have the same ring to it. Regardless of the season, you must be prepared to deal with electronically stored information (ESI) during discovery. Check out the link below for a three-minute video from Jim Wagstaffe about producing ESI. Read...
Beat the heat and just keep swimming… in discovery. Click below for a Discovery Motion Resource Kit, which will link you to everything we have on motions to compel, for a protective order, for sanctions, and to quash a subpoena. Read now » Related...
Courts and judges often implement new rules in July. Use our tracker to keep up with the individual rules and standing orders implemented by certain federal and state court judges, court administrations, and bar associations governing the use of generative artificial...
While judges are away, attorneys will play? If only. Clear your personal docket this summer with Jim Wagstaffe’s settlement tactics and fundamentals at the link below. Read now » Related Content Settlement Agreement Drafting Fundamentals Video...
Don’t have time to research it yourself? Not even sure if you’re asking the right question? Having an existential crisis post-Summer Solstice? Fundamentals Resource Kits are here to help you find exactly what you need. Each resource kit contains links...
We all know arbitration is supposed to be a fair, expeditious, and cost-effective alternative to litigation, but when the time comes, arbitration pleading practice is not (for most of us) in our legal muscle memory. To make it easy this summer, we went straight...
cWith complex international disputes, every issue can feel like the first time you’ve come across it, no matter how long you’ve practiced. But know that we have a resource kit available to find all of our international arbitration guidance in one place—detailed...
As judges and senior partners are getting ready to go on summer vacation, be sure you’re moving forward with your career (and your tan, if you’re so inclined). Check out our new practice note on the expectations and opportunities for a senior litigation...
At Civil Litigation, we want to deliver useful information in the most effective way possible. Let us introduce you to our newest infographic checklist! Especially after a long weekend, heavy text may not be best for your system. Let these five key considerations...
Need to make or oppose a motion for summary judgment this May? Follow these seven sure-fire skills for winning or avoiding case dispositive summary judgment rulings in this practice note. Jim Wagstaffe has you covered with winning guidance to ensure the most successful...
Use our tracker to keep up with the rules and standing orders implemented by certain federal and state court judges, court administrations, and bar associations governing the use of generative AI in court filings. The tracker also identifies situations where a...
By now you’ve probably come across correspondence, memoranda, or other documents that you (often correctly) assumed were “written” using ChatGPT. In this practice note on best practices, our expert author advises litigators on what you should...
Whether you’re a recent law school graduate or a shareholder with an extensive book of business, knowledge management (KM) provides ever-evolving opportunities to boost efficiency and advance client services. Our new expert-authored practice note discusses...