Social Media Ideas for Glasser And Glasser

Controls in Litigation Surveys: Measuring Survey Noise and Improving Reliability

Inside the Room Where It Happens: How New Jersey Judges Interview Children—and Why It May Decide Everything

Berger Kahn + Everlaw

Berger Kahn + Everlaw Play this video on Vimeo See how Berger Kahn has developed a competitive advan...

Gold In, Gold Out: Why Mock Trial Presentation Quality Matters

Heirs’ Lights Flicker Out- Sixth Circuit Affirms MillerKnoll’s Bubble Lamp Rights

Quite a Lot Below The Surface

In MVP Delivery and Logistics, Inc. v. Brown Chiari LLP. , Sup. Ct. Erie, 8/4/2026, we see an unusual denial of a motion to dismiss a complicated attorney malpractice and Judiciary...

Beyond Best Interests: Rethinking Child Representation

Neighboring states use statewide oversight, broader professional backgrounds, more extensive training, and separate roles for children’s attorneys. Morgan Gulledge explores these m...

Listening to Lawyers | Lawyers in Love: Understanding and Supporting Lawyers at Home

The personal characteristics behind successful lawyering often become liabilities in intimate relationships, in which partners need openness, collaboration, and emotional presence...

Lessons from the University of Michigan- Why Organizations Retain Outside Counsel for Internal Investigations

Seeing Is Believing: The Strategic Use of Trial Visuals

Making the Complex Clear-'Guide to Accessible Legal Writing

Green, Yellow or Red Zone Client?

Assessing personal and family complexity in wealth advising

When an Oral Business Deal Goes Bad: Lessons From a New Jersey Dispute Over a Book, $42,000 in Presales, and Two Incompl...

One Offer, Two Choices—California Supreme Court Greenlights Multiple-Choice Section 998 Offers

The Gap Between Insurer White-Glove Promises and Policy Fine Print

Wesley J. Gibson v. Chubb National Insurance Company 1 is an important coverage lesson for wealthy homeowners, business owners, agents, brokers, and insurers that sell high-end per...

Bursor & Fisher Fends Off 'Grossly Improper' Accusations of Judge-Shopping Novel Claims

Ballard Spahr partner Jason Hamilton and Michael Laszlo of Clark Hill wrote in a sanctions motion filed by PeopleConnect in a suit brought by Bursor & Fisher: "The implication...

Nevada Supreme Court Potentially Cripples Psychological Examinations

Smart Glasses in the Workplace: Considerations for Employers

Why Britney Spears, FKA Twigs, And Selena Gomez All Trust The Same Biglaw Lawyer

When powerful women face intensely personal legal battles in the public eye, Greenberg Traurig’s Mathew Rosengart gets the call. The post Why Britney Spears, FKA Twigs, And Selena...

Reel Justice: 'Disclosure Day' Teaches Attys To Listen

The underlying message in “Disclosure Day” suggests that communication often breaks down because of a failure to hear and understand, highlighting why a lawyer's ability to listen...

"Litigation Often Takes a Toll on a Party's Mental Health on Both Sides of the 'v'"

"But the mental-health effects of litigation are, in a sense, the cost of doing business."

When ‘The Bachelorette’ and Family Court Collide: Custody, Domestic Violence, and Social Media Evidence in the Case of T...

300,000 Reasons Why Workplace Investigations Matter

Online Contract Formation Turns on Design and Context: Lessons from Recent Circuit Court Decisions