self-study/Recognition and Elimination of Bias in the Legal Profession and Society
Bias is implicit in all AI, even legal AI
By Susan L. Greenbergself-study/Alternative Dispute Resolution
Revisiting familiar assumptions about California arbitration
By Jillian London, Marissa Mulliganself-study/Administrative/Regulatory
Do I have a conflict? Case law reveals some practical ways to know
By Wendy L. Patrickself-study/Civil Procedure
The uncertain rules of contempt discovery
By Scott J. Nordself-study/Family Law
A new approach to fighting child exploitation
By Maria Blanco, Shelly Caterinoself-study/Criminal Law
The treatment-mandated felony
By Alex Ricciardulliself-study/Immigration
The Alien Terrorist Removal Court awakens: Secret evidence, due process and a historical first test
By William M. Paparianself-study/Technology
How California's strict AI rules threaten access to justice for public defenders and low income litigants
By Joe Stephensself-study/Immigration
Les Misérables, Aujourd'hui: Trump immigration policies create the 'scofflaws' they condemn
By Lizbeth Iniguez, Sergio A. Perezself-study/Administrative/Regulatory
The United States Space Force: The 6th branch
By Eileen C. Mooreself-study/Legal Ethics
Truth, confidentiality and the case for mediation: What ABA Opinion 518 reminds us
By David I. Brownself-study/Implicit bias and the promotion of bias-reducing strategies
Can implicit bias be countered?
By Steven S. Kimballself-study/Legal Ethics
What lawyers need to know before a CTAPP compliance review arrives
By Gary L. Krauszself-study/Legal Ethics
The ghost in the courtroom: From AI chatbots to 'agentic litigation'
By Timothy Spangler, Steven E. Youngself-study/Technology
Privilege survives AI only if lawyers do their job
By Arnold P. Peterself-study/Environmental Regulation
Providing environmental protection or merely performing it
By Nicholas Targself-study/Environmental Regulation
Providing environmental protection or merely performing it
By Nicholas Targself-study/Legal Ethics
California State Bar's proposed AI ethics rules put attorneys on notice
By Daniel Butlerself-study/Legal Ethics
New guidance, proposed rule changes on generative AI in legal practice
By Susie Dentself-study/Prevention and Detection Competence (substance use disorders and mental illness)
How meditation and Stoicism help lawyers manage stress and improve legal practice
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