The UPL exceptions proposed by California’s task force seem to be stirring up a lot of anxiety amongst lawyers. In
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Let’s Talk UPL Exceptions Under ATILS Proposals [LGE 072]
The UPL exceptions proposed by California’s task force seem to be stirring up a lot of anxiety amongst lawyers. In
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Legal coaching, or limited scope representation, can address a tremendous need for participants in the justice system to get access
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Non-Lawyer Ownership: Public Comment to California ATILS [LGE 070]
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Billing to Avoid Ethics Complaints
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So often lawyers are afraid to try something new (or new to them), and they often cite the ethics rules
Hiring Someone to Run Your Legal Marketing? Here’s What You Need to Know
This post was written by Megan Zavieh and originally published on Lawyerist.com on April 21, 2016. If you outsource your
California Leading Change – ATILS Public Comment is Coming [LGE 068]
As California’s Task Force on Access Through Innovation of Legal Services makes its recommendations and the Board of Trustees puts