For many law firms, one of the most difficult risk-management issues they can face is receipt of a third-party subpoena seeking one of their client files.
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Category: Column
Lessons from a Decade of Innovation
I have watched the legal profession slowly, fitfully, and sometimes reluctantly change. All of this has left me with more lessons than I can fit in a single article. What follows is my best attempt to distill them.
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In Conversation With Chelan Douglas County Volunteer Attorney Services
A Q&A with Chelan Douglas County Volunteer Attorney Services Co-Directors Eloise Barshes and Mireya Sanchez.
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President’s Corner > Speaking Up for Justice: The Banality of Evil and the Call to Uphold the Rule of Law
COLUMN BY FRANCIS ADEWALE “The trouble with Eichmann was precisely that so many were like him, and that the many were neither perverted nor sadistic, that
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Guest Column > Heroes of Justice
Alexander Reaganson, staff attorney at Northwest Justice Project, shares why he decided to pursue a career in the law.
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Bar in Brief > The Next 250 Years Start This September. Are You Ready?
This year, our nation turned 250. That’s not a small thing, and for those of us who have devoted our careers to upholding its founding promise, it is worth pausing on. We became legal professionals because we believed in something: that the law belongs to everyone, that fairness is worth fighting for, that the system—imperfect as it is—is worth defending and improving. School is out, but that belief doesn’t clock out for summer.
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