As Missouri Courts continue implementation of their Electronic Filing system, a number of counties have come online already in October, and several more will be online by the end of the month. Attorneys in all counties will be required to use the eFiling System by the end of the year. Here is a schedule of … Read Article
As attorneys committed to practice, client satisfaction is always your primary goal, yet, inevitably, cases will be lost. What is the best way to handle your clients disappointment, or in some cases accusations of malpractice?
From the solo practitioner dealing with an individual client to corporations dealing with a team of attorneys, attorney-client privilege has become increasingly complex.
Everyone wants a terrific lawyer, yet many clients (especially those without prior involvement with legal affairs) are taken aback when they receive their first bill.
Known in some circles as the “prenup” for companies, buy-sell agreements (also known as buyout agreements) are legally binding agreements between business co-owners that govern how certain future events will be handled if they do in fact occur.
And from a legal career perspective, becoming in-house counsel for a startup may be among the best gigs around – if you can land the job.
Known in some circles as the “prenup” for companies, buy-sell agreements (also known as buyout agreements) are legally binding agreements between business co-owners that govern how certain future events will be handled if they do in fact occur. These events range from one party passing away to a party deciding to leave the business altogether. … Read Article
It is essential for lawyers, legal staff, and clients, to have full understanding of the components of legal billing. Usually, there are two main types of payment: legal fees and a retainer.
From horrible bosses to horrible hours to horrible co-workers, epic tales of work place mistreatment abound – but is it really worth it to sue?