The American Lawyer Archives - Page 5 of 11

February 28, 2019

Bill Thompson Feb 28, 2019 Access to Courts, Civics, Daily, History, News, Statistics, The American Lawyer Comments Off

The Death of Atticus Finch?: Lawyers Flee Rural America

February 22, 2019

Bill Thompson Feb 22, 2019 Courts, Courts, Daily, Law, Technology, The American Lawyer Comments Off

Things They Don’t Teach In Law School #572: Get To Know Your Court Reporter

February 14, 2019

Bill Thompson Feb 14, 2019 Civics, Daily, Ethics, Humor, Negligence, The American Lawyer, Uncategorized, Writing Comments Off

Law firm sent letters with Latin phrases including ‘ab initio’ and ‘prima facie’ to a client with learning difficulties.

December 28, 2018

Bill Thompson Dec 28, 2018 Daily, Pop Culture, The American Lawyer, Writing Comments Off

Brand Your Writing

December 24, 2018

Bill Thompson Dec 24, 2018 Civics, Daily, Pop Culture, The American Lawyer, Writing Comments Off

Pro Tip: Binge Writing

A Love Song To Robert Mueller

Bill Thompson Dec 17, 2018 Civics, Courts, Government, Investigation, The American Lawyer, Weekly Comments Off

‘Justice’ is Merriam-Webster’s word of the year. “… the maintenance or administration of what is just especially by the impartial adjustment of conflicting claims or the assignment of merited rewards or punishments.” Merriam Webster definition of ‘Justice’ Mueller, arriving in a starched white shirt, brings competence and order to an otherwise lawless house party. The kids are sprawled […]