Current Issue
- AttPro Ally Spring 2020 Issue 33
- Your Time to Shine
- What can your law firm do during these unprecedented times?
- AttPro Alert: Coronavirus-Related Ransomware & Phishing Attacks
- Defending Your Good Name - Highlighting AttPro Defense Counsel
- Andrew Waxler, a Certified Specialist in Legal Malpractice Law by the State Bar of California Board of Legal Specialization
Billing
- The "Art" of Getting Paid: What's Your Law Firm's Collection Rate?
- By Claude E. Dudoux, Esq.
- The Double Billing Dilemma
- By Danny Cevallos
Law Firm Management
- Tips to Stay Connected & Productive in a World of Social Distancing
- Are Your Firm's Billing Practices in Line with Model Rule 1.5?
- By: Erik Crep, Esq.
- Defending Your Good Name
- Highlighting AttPro Defense Counsel
- 10 Marketing Ideas
- 10 Ways to Minimize a Lawsuit
- Yes, You Can Keep Your Desk Clutter-free
- By Margaret Spencer Dixon, Esq.
- Better Safe than Sorry: Emergency Preparedness for Lawyers
- By Doug MacKelcan
- Spring Cleaning: Snag 'em or Flag 'em?
- By Erin McCartney, Esq.
- Frequent Errors in Discovery
- By Don Karotkin, JD
- What to do When a Legal Malpractice Claim May Be on the Horizon
- By Erin McCartney, Esq.
- How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love My Insurance Policy
- By Alton Stephens
- Old Paperwork, a Problem that That Might Be Solved With a Can of Gasoline & Some Matches
- By George Jonson, Esq.
- Planning For Your Retirement, Death or Disability
- By Jordan Galve, JD
- Writing Your Annual Business Development Plan
- By Sally J. Schmidt
Client Relations
- Sue or Not to Sue
- Risks to Consider When Contemplating a Fee Dispute
- By: Erin McCartney Esq.
- 10 Client Relations Tips
- AttPro Snippets: Business Cards
- How and Why to Conduct a Client Survey
- By Sally J. Schmidt
- AttPro Snippets: How to Keep Clients Loyal
- Communication Challenges
- By Tim Brick, JD
- Gone but Hopefully Not Forgotten: Rule 1.9(a)
and an Attorney's Duty to a Former Client - By Will Jordan
- Lawyer, Know Thy Client
- By Sally Schmidt
- The Summer BBQ: a Malpractice Danger Zone
- "If You Want a Friend, Be a Friend" and
Other Relationship Tips for Lawyers - By Sally Field, JD
- A Few Words From the Experts
Ethics
- Liar Liar... Pants on Fire
- By Erin McCartney, Esq.
- What is Your Legacy
- By Sally Field, Esq.
- Snitches Get Stitches
- By Erin McCartney, Esq.
- Definition of Substance Use Disorder
- Raising Awareness: Depression & Substance Abuse
in the Legal Community - Ethical Breaches
- By Seth Laver
- Issues Raised by Working with Co-council
- By Michael E. O'Neill, Esq.
- New Kid on the Block: Don't Get Beaten Up
- By Rush Smith, Jr., JD and Crystal Filiberto, JD
- Risks Associated with Unbundling Legal Services
- By Forest Mosten
Technology
- Email Wire Fraud Scam
- Danger Ahead! Are Your Emails Tumbling
Into Unknown Pitfalls? - By Erin McCartney, Esq.
- Start Spreading the News... Or Should You?
- By Erin McCartney, Esq.
- Encryption to AttPro Snippets: Encrypted
- Dealing with Digital Detractors: Ethical Concerns
with Responding to Online Reviews - By John Browning, JD
- Preserving Google Content
- By Craig Ball
- Two Opinions: Social Media's Impact on Law Firms
- By John Browning & Sally Field
- Lawyers are Increasingly the Targets of
Email/Fraudulent Check Schemes - By Joseph Marconi
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