Entries in Off The Wall Legal News (5)
Clients Always Tell the Truth in Court-- Right?
In an article called "Labor Law's Biggest Bloopers," Canadian lawyer Howard Levitt puts an interesting spin on the truth about how and why clients will say what they think will strengthen their case, regardless of the truth. Here is an example of one of the "bloopers" that Mr. Levitt refers to in his article...
Scott Felsenthal
in Employment Law, Off The Wall Legal News
|
Post a Comment
| 
Email
| 
Print
Lawyer or No Lawyer? That is the the Question
I came across an article on the Forbes website called "How to Lower Your Legal Bills." The article is geared toward business owners and business start-ups who are looking to incorporate their business and are wanting to do all the required business planning. As always, there are two sides to every story...
Scott Felsenthal
in Business Law, Contract Law, Off The Wall Legal News
|
4 Comments
| Email
| Print
Very Crazy Laws in the United States
It is amazing to sometimes read about very antiquated and outdated laws that are still on the books in states throughout our country. For example, did you know that...
Scott Felsenthal
in Off The Wall Legal News
|
Post a Comment
| Email
| Print
The (Apparent) Wear and Tear of the Practice of Law
The New York Times published in article in January 2008 titled "The Falling-Down Professions." Lawyers were one of the professions discussed and the article was apparently written in response to empirical data proving that a shocking percentage of lawyers do not make it too long in the practice of law...
Scott Felsenthal
in Tips for Practicing Law, Off The Wall Legal News
|
Post a Comment
| Email
| Print
New Attorney Mandatory Mentoring-- Good or Bad Idea?
The Florida Supreme Court's Commission on Professionalism is in the process of reviewing a proposal to implement a mandatory mentoring program for newly admitted attorneys in the state...
Scott Felsenthal
in Off The Wall Legal News, Lawyer Programs
|
Post a Comment
| Email
| Print