During this program, we’ll explore how to build a happy virtual lawyer life through positive connectivity, effective organization and flexible scheduling.

HOW LAWYERS CAN USE THEIR VOICE TO IMPACT AND INFLUENCE.

This program explored how to build a happy virtual lawyer life through positive connectivity, effective organization and flexible scheduling.

Attorneys will find themselves in a period of transition at one or more points in their career, whether that period is due to their initial entry into the legal profession, their exiting the profession upon retirement, for brief or extended maternity, paternity or family leave, in order to pursue an alternative career opportunity or upon … Continued

From November, the Commercial & Federal Litigation Section held the Taking the Lead 2023: Winning Strategies and Techniques event in New York City. The Hon. Shira A. Scheindlin Award for Excellence in the Courtroom was awarded to Tracee Davis, Esq. of Seyfarth Shaw. The Commercial and Federal Litigation Section was established in 1988, and Robert … Continued

Through our Section you will have the opportunity to meet and network with other health law attorneys, as well as have access to many great benefits specific to your area of practice. The Benefits of Health Law Section Membership Include: Receive the Section’s newsletter, Health Law Journal features peer-written substantive articles relating to the practice … Continued

Topic:    Paying nonlawyers for a recommendation or referral

Prior to the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, most lawyers had not worked exclusively from home. While the newfound family time, flexibility and elimination of long commutes were readily apparent gains of remote work, once the indefinite term of remote work became a reality, it lost its luster for some. Those with space constraints and … Continued

NEW YORK STATE BAR ASSOCIATION Ancillary business, business interests, conflict of interest, dual practice Committee on Professional Ethics Opinion #753 – 02/26/2002 Topic:          Ancillary business organizations; mortgage brokerage; title abstract company; conflict of interest Digest:        Where a client is represented by a lawyer and uses an ancillary business owned by the lawyer, the rules applicable … Continued

A famous professional athlete,[1] unvaccinated against COVID-19, arrives at your law office seeking representation relating to his opposition to any vaccination. He has (hypothetically) been turned down for a tennis coaching job at a tennis academy in Queens, New York. He wishes to prove his point that he is entitled to work in his chosen … Continued