Although not necessarily as stark as the advice doctors sometimes have to give patients, lawyers are often called on to tell clients hard truths.
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Category: Column
Navigating Tribal Law Research
Even attorneys who do not practice within Tribal courts can encounter Tribal law when advising clients.
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Bar in Brief > Unifying Around the Rule of Law
To all of you who are boots-on-the-ground leaders in your local communities, to all of you who stood united on Law Day, to all of you who work to defend and uphold our framework of justice every day—thank you.
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President’s Corner > Examining Institutional Bias
President Anjilvel speaks to King County Superior Court Judge David Keenan and King County Superior Court Commissioner Jonathon Lack.
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Access to Justice: From Crisis to Change
The access-to-justice crisis is not a bug; it’s a feature. We got here not by accident but by design. In the early days of the legal profession, the complexity of laws and procedures was intentionally designed to maintain control.
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Fair Pay: Compensating Fact Witnesses
Although fact witnesses who are subpoenaed for a deposition or trial are entitled to statutory witness fees, those are modest in both state and federal court and usually do not compensate the witness fully for the time involved.
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