ABA Section of Litigation Sound Advice

While this practice may not be at the top of your to-do list, Tonya Newman discusses the benefits of this type of audit in addition to highlighting specific issues that should be addressed.

Veteran employment lawyer Kevin O’Connor explains the history of the EEOC and the potential ramifications of their findings.

Listen as Littler Mendelson e-discovery counsel Niloy Ray interviews former federal magistrate Nan Nolan about the ever-changing world of e-discovery and how cooperation between attorneys is more important than ever. (14:04 min)

Listen as Littler Mendelson e-discovery counsel Niloy Ray interviews former federal magistrate Nan Nolan about the ever-changing world of e-discovery and how cooperation between attorneys is more important than ever. (14:04 min)

In the first installment of the series, Lourdes Rosado and Bob Schwartz tackle the topic of staffing and putting together a multidisciplinary team. Listen each month for more advice on starting or expanding legal services for children. (13:24 min)

Listen as Professor Bent Pattison and current law student and former foster-care child Lori Bullock discuss three critiques of legal representation brought forth by young people who are in the child-welfare system. (7:56 min)

Hear Eric English and Paul Genender as they describe the use of settlement counsel during trials. Although they are not always needed, hiring settlement counsel can make life easier for the trial counsel and may help your client achieve their desired outcome. (11:28 min)

Listen as Bob Will, cochair of the Trust Estate Litigation committee, gives the first in a series of tips for intake on a trust case.(6:31 min)

David Gresen explains why when financial documents don’t seem right during a divorce proceeding – it may be time to bring in a professional to take a closer look. (6:58 min)

Ethics professor and longtime litigator Mike Downey outlines four issues that attorneys should address when clients are considering litigation loans. (6:48 min)