The California moral character application process isn’t easy when you have a past. Here are 4 tips to help you get through it.
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How to Manage the California Moral Character Application Process (When You’re Terrified)
The California Moral Character Application is a necessity for law students who wish to practice in California, but what if you have a past?
Government Spying on Privileged Communications
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?
Finding Fulfillment Without Leaving the Office [LGE066]
We talk a lot about lawyer wellness, including getting out of the office and disconnecting from professional life, but we
California Moral Character Application & Law Student Mental Health
Past arrests aren’t the only concern for law students completing their California moral character application. Many law students delay or
Bar Application and Past Arrests: What Law Students Need to Know
It’s the time of year when law students complete the required steps to file their moral character application. Generally, the
Law Students: 5 Things You Need to Know Now to Protect Your Future Law Practice
Law students have a lot to worry about: passing mid-terms and finals, writing competitions, law review journal, preparing for the
California Moral Character Application Process: What Happens If an Applicant Is Flagged?
It’s that time of year again for law students: time to complete their California moral character application. Generally, the California
Our Top 10 Posts of 2018
Here at Zavieh Law, we had a fantastic 2018. We hope you did, too! As we’re dipping our toes into
Fitness to Practice: Law Students, Mental Health, and the Moral Character & Fitness Examination
According to a recent article published by Margaret Hannon, many law students delay or avoid getting mental health treatment out