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managing the attorney-client relationship with technology

Navigating the Attorney-Client Relationship with Technology

March 13, 2020 Robin Bull Attorney, Attorney Client Relationship, Blog, Law Office Management, Law Practice Management, Lawyer, New Lawyers, Practice Management, Software, Solo Lawyer, Solo Practice, Technology Leave a comment

It isn’t always easy to navigate the attorney-client relationship. Here’s how you can use technology to make it easier during uncertain times.

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Trust Accounting Basics for Lawyers

Trust Accounting Basics

December 30, 2019 Robin Bull Attorney, Attorney Discipline, Attorney Resources, Blog, Ethics, Finances, IOLTA, Law Practice Management, Lawyer, Resources Leave a comment

Trust accounting isn’t always easy for lawyers. Here are the basics that all lawyers should know to avoid an ethics complaint.

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Virginia Bar takes aim at Avvo

Virginia Bar Takes Aim at Avvo

December 16, 2019 Robin Bull Attorney, Blog, Ethics, IOLTA, Lawyer, Solo Practice, Technology Leave a comment

In 2017, Virginia Bar’s Standing Committee on Legal Ethics sent a strong opinion about Avvo and other ACMS platforms to the Supreme Court. Read more.

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How to keep your clients safe from solicitation

How to Keep Your Client Safe From Solicitation

December 9, 2019 Robin Bull ABA Ethics, Attorney, Attorney Resources, Blog, Ethics, Law Practice Management, Lawyer, Solo Practice Leave a comment

Solicitation is a serious issue for lawyers. Do you know how to protect your clients or what you must do if it happens to them? Read more.

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Responding to an Ethics Complaint: A How To Guide

Responding to an Ethics Complaint: A How-To Guide

November 20, 2019 Robin Bull Attorney, Attorney Discipline, Blog, California State Bar Defense, Ethics, IOLTA, Law Practice Management, Meditation, Mental Health, Solo Practice Leave a comment

An ethics complaint can threaten your livelihood as an attorney. Here’s what you should and shouldn’t do if you receive notice of one filed against you.

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How lawyers can take better notes

Practical Advice for Taking Better Notes

November 12, 2019 Robin Bull Attorney, Attorney Resources, Blog, Law Practice Management, Lawyer, Resources, Solo Practice Leave a comment

Note taking is an important yet often overlooked activity for lawyers. Here’s how you can take better notes.

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attorney-client relationship

Who Decides What in the Attorney-Client Relationship?

October 21, 2019 Robin Bull ABA Ethics, Attorney, Blog, Ethics, Law Practice Management, Lawyer, Solo Practice Leave a comment

The attorney-client relationship can be tricky. This breakdown explains the client’s responsibilities and those of the lawyer.

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Common sense is a component in the laws related to legal ethics

Common Sense Lives in the Law

September 30, 2019 Robin Bull ABA Ethics, Attorney, Attorney Discipline, Blog, Ethics, Lawyer, Solo Practice Leave a comment

It may not seem like it, but common sense lives within the law…even when it comes to legal ethics.

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online privacy and privileged communication

Government Spying on Privileged Communications

September 23, 2019 Robin Bull ABA Ethics, Attorney, Blog, Cyber Security, Ethics, Law Practice Management, Lawyer, Solo Practice, Technology Leave a comment

Since the announcement a few years back that the federal government had collected both phone call data and internet usage data, what can lawyers do to protect privileged communications?

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minimizing the risk of ethics complaints

Minimize the Risk of an Ethics Complaint

August 26, 2019 Robin Bull Attorney, Attorney Discipline, Attorney Resources, Billing, Blog, Ethics, Finances, Law Practice Management, Lawyer, Social Media, Technology Leave a comment

Minimizing the risk of ethics complaints may seem overwhelming. The truth is, a small investment of your time goes a long way!

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