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    Emeritus Professor
    CSU Dominguez Hills



    Email: amarcoturk.commentary@gmail.com


    Columns
    Title Category Published
    Loss of more than an election Government May 16, 2024
    SCOTUS and a possible constitutional crisis U.S. Supreme Court Dec. 13, 2023
    If truth be told Judges and Judiciary Nov. 14, 2023
    The mug shot is an ominous warning of what’s to come should Trump win the election Government Sep. 14, 2023
    John Eastman went to the guillotine for Trump. His law license may be next Government Jul. 24, 2023
    Altered intelligence: will it make us better, worse or extinct? Technology Jul. 6, 2023
    Trump again: nobody could script this Criminal, Government Jun. 20, 2023
    Sentiments to protect access to firearms may finally be changing Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court Jun. 9, 2023
    Recent amendment to AB-924 could wipe out mediation confidentiality when complaints arise Alternative Dispute Resolution, Government May 2, 2023
    Mark Ridley-Thomas’ fall from grace, while sad, reaffirms our system of justice Government Apr. 20, 2023
    Two recent cases confirm by their own admission even SCOTUS gets confused Communications Law, U.S. Supreme Court Apr. 5, 2023
    The California Bar intends to “identify and prevent unethical behavior.” Really? State Bar & Bar Associations Mar. 22, 2023
    Demands for change in police culture Government Feb. 9, 2023
    Where have all the “real” lawyers and judges gone? Appellate Practice, Law Practice Sep. 22, 2022
    “Let’s kill all the lawyers!” Shakespeare was not so far off the point but for other reasons Judges and Judiciary, State Bar & Bar Associations Aug. 17, 2022
    United States Secret Service: An “integrated mission?” Government Jul. 26, 2022
    As Americans, where do we go from here? Government, U.S. Supreme Court Jul. 18, 2022
    After 50 years SCOTUS succeeds where others have failed, doing grave damage to women’s equality and the Court’s own legitimacy U.S. Supreme Court Jul. 7, 2022
    A sensible Supreme Court is facing threats from within Ethics/Professional Responsibility, U.S. Supreme Court Jun. 15, 2022
    Fewer gun laws, more shootings and viable solutions elude law enforcement Civil Rights, Government Jun. 8, 2022
    Why now does it seem like the fall of SCOTUS? Ethics/Professional Responsibility, U.S. Supreme Court May 25, 2022
    Growing concern over declining respect for the rule of law: Is SCOTUS the culprit? Judges and Judiciary, U.S. Supreme Court May 23, 2022
    Is SCOTUS still “supreme?” Ethics/Professional Responsibility, U.S. Supreme Court May 10, 2022
    Never say never: Overturning Roe v. Wade not so uncertain after all U.S. Supreme Court May 4, 2022
    A just society: No person, government official, or governmental entity is above the law…most of the time Government, Judges and Judiciary Apr. 28, 2022
    A question of ethics: How long will SCOTUS continue to get a “free pass?” Ethics/Professional Responsibility, U.S. Supreme Court Apr. 5, 2022
    Supreme Court ethics: In absence of a code where does the ‘buck stop’? Ethics/Professional Responsibility, U.S. Supreme Court Sep. 16, 2021
    Professional responsibility: Using courts for purposes never intended Ethics/Professional Responsibility, Government Sep. 3, 2021
    Allowing financial assistance to clients for humanitarian purposes Ethics/Professional Responsibility, Law Practice, State Bar & Bar Associations May 8, 2020
    A changing professional ethics landscape to allow litigation funding Civil Litigation, Ethics/Professional Responsibility, Law Practice Mar. 20, 2020
    Legal ethics: Rules for government lawyers as ‘gatekeepers’ Ethics/Professional Responsibility, Government Mar. 2, 2020
    Nonlawyers giving legal advice: Madness or prudence? Ethics/Professional Responsibility, State Bar & Bar Associations Feb. 14, 2020
    Zealous representation and the trial of Donald J. Trump Ethics/Professional Responsibility, Government Jan. 31, 2020
    Moral perception and judgment vs what is permissible Ethics/Professional Responsibility Jan. 24, 2020
    Does the First Amendment permit excoriating remarks about judges? Constitutional Law, Ethics/Professional Responsibility, Judges and Judiciary Jan. 17, 2020
    Legal ethics: No limit to lawyers’ professional responsibility Ethics/Professional Responsibility Jan. 10, 2020
    Behavioral legal ethics: Science, law and ethical decision-making Ethics/Professional Responsibility Jan. 3, 2020
    Judicial ethics: HR 1, the For the People Act of 2019 Ethics/Professional Responsibility, Judges and Judiciary, U.S. Supreme Court Dec. 27, 2019
    Professional responsibility: Client is overbilling tempting, but treacherous Ethics/Professional Responsibility, Law Practice Dec. 20, 2019
    Professional responsibility: Rules regarding lawyer advertising Ethics/Professional Responsibility, Law Practice Dec. 13, 2019
    ‘Marriage Story’: Checking the legal ethics Entertainment & Sports, Ethics/Professional Responsibility Nov. 27, 2019
    Legal ethics: Is law practice ‘just a capitalist enterprise’? Ethics/Professional Responsibility, Law Practice Nov. 19, 2019
    Legal ethics: The perils of playing down sexual harassment Civil Rights, Ethics/Professional Responsibility, Labor/Employment Oct. 25, 2019
    Legal ethics: Duty to preserve rule of law Ethics/Professional Responsibility, Government Oct. 15, 2019
    Legal ethics: from the White House to the doghouse Ethics/Professional Responsibility Oct. 3, 2019
    Anti-SLAPP conundrum: Navigating the still-uncharted waters Civil Litigation Mar. 4, 2019
    Anti-SLAPP conundrum: Navigating the still-uncharted waters Civil Litigation Mar. 1, 2019
    Legal ethics, personal conscience and higher notions of morality Ethics/Professional Responsibility, Law Practice Feb. 4, 2019
    Restoring civility in divisive times Ethics/Professional Responsibility Nov. 23, 2018
    Mindfulness practice can be a life-changer for law students, lawyers and judges Oct. 19, 2018
    Mediation confidentiality reform still up for grabs Alternative Dispute Resolution, State Bar & Bar Associations, Government, Law Practice, Civil Litigation Mar. 16, 2018
    Will ‘informed consent’ save mediation confidentiality? Alternative Dispute Resolution, State Bar & Bar Associations, California Supreme Court, Government, Judges and Judiciary Feb. 9, 2018
    The dawning of California mediator certification Alternative Dispute Resolution, Judges and Judiciary, Law Practice, Civil Litigation Jan. 26, 2018
    Mediation confidentiality changes on the horizon Alternative Dispute Resolution, State Bar & Bar Associations, Ethics/Professional Responsibility, Law Practice, Civil Litigation Jan. 19, 2018
    Only lawyers need apply Alternative Dispute Resolution, Law Practice, Civil Litigation Oct. 31, 2017
    We all agree on mediation confidentially Alternative Dispute Resolution, Judges and Judiciary, Law Practice, Civil Litigation Oct. 20, 2017
    Mindfulness: What to Do When the Need for Help Arises Health Care & Hospital Law Aug. 4, 2017
    Brush up on the latest e-discovery preservation developments Law Practice Feb. 22, 2017
    A closer look at 2 important FRCP updates Civil Litigation Jun. 4, 2016
    Law schools need to ramp up e-discovery education Law Practice, Civil Litigation May 21, 2016
    Democratizing e-discovery and the FRCP Ethics/Professional Responsibility, Civil Litigation May 7, 2016
    Mediation confidentiality still uncertain Alternative Dispute Resolution, Ethics/Professional Responsibility, Law Practice, Civil Litigation Apr. 23, 2016
    Ethical e-discovery began with Scheindlin Ethics/Professional Responsibility, Civil Litigation Apr. 16, 2016
    E-discovery: Are firms keeping up with Big Data and the Internet? Civil Litigation Apr. 2, 2016
    Courts consider changes to FRCP Law Practice, Civil Litigation Mar. 5, 2016
    Political football and the vacancy on the high court Civil Litigation, U.S. Supreme Court Feb. 24, 2016
    Navigating e-discovery in criminal cases Criminal Feb. 6, 2016
    Is mediation the practice of law? Bar won't give a straight answer Alternative Dispute Resolution Feb. 4, 2016
    FRCP fix shakes up electronic discovery Civil Litigation Jan. 8, 2016
    How should lawyers handle 'metadata'? Law Practice, Civil Litigation Dec. 5, 2015
    We need competent e-discovery education and training Civil Litigation Nov. 7, 2015
    Mediation confidentiality, good news and bad news Alternative Dispute Resolution, Civil Litigation Oct. 15, 2015
    Ethics and e-discovery Ethics/Professional Responsibility, Civil Litigation Oct. 3, 2015
    Limiting confidentiality in mediation is a slippery slope Alternative Dispute Resolution, Letters, Civil Litigation Sep. 29, 2015
    Plan will force us to desert mediation Alternative Dispute Resolution, Civil Litigation Sep. 1, 2015
    Relax, it was part of mediation Alternative Dispute Resolution, Civil Litigation Aug. 13, 2015
    Police need true partnerships with community Government Jun. 17, 2015
    Funding for the administration of (self-interest) justice Government May 7, 2015
    eDiscovery: protect information stored on personal electronic devices Alternative Dispute Resolution, Civil Litigation Aug. 9, 2013
    eDiscovery: protect information stored on personal electronic devices Civil Litigation Feb. 1, 2013
    eDiscovery: traffic camera law quietly enacted Civil Litigation Jan. 5, 2013
    eDiscovery: sex, lies and social media Civil Litigation Dec. 8, 2012
    eDiscovery: Oral hold notices border on recklessness Civil Rights Nov. 3, 2012
    eDiscovery: Unsuspecting waiver of attorney-client privilege Ethics/Professional Responsibility, Civil Litigation Oct. 6, 2012
    eDiscovery: new ABA ethics comment is 'game changer' Ethics/Professional Responsibility, Civil Litigation Sep. 8, 2012
    eDiscovery: ESI and unreasonable searches and seizures Civil Rights Jul. 7, 2012
    eDiscovery: Eaton v. Frisby, discovery’s first Watergate scandal? Civil Litigation Jun. 16, 2012
    eDiscovery: Digital-age evidence facing off with Facebook Alternative Dispute Resolution, Civil Litigation Jun. 2, 2012
    eDiscovery: Deepwater discovery tips Civil Litigation May 19, 2012
    eDiscovery: 'Bad hair day’ for predictive coding opponents Civil Litigation May 5, 2012
    eDiscovery: Fifth Amendment privilege vs. disclosures Civil Litigation Apr. 21, 2012
    eDiscovery: not so fast with the Da Silva Moore Lawyer Relief Act of 2012 Law Practice, Civil Litigation Apr. 7, 2012
    eDiscovery: predictive coding offers lawyers relief Civil Litigation Mar. 17, 2012
    eDiscovery: New federal protocol for criminal cases Law Practice Mar. 3, 2012
    eDiscovery: Hard drives, hard decisions on data Alternative Dispute Resolution, Civil Litigation Feb. 18, 2012
    eDiscovery: Suggested philosophy for solos and small firms Civil Litigation Feb. 4, 2012
    eDiscovery: Road to cost reduction and time-saving methods Civil Litigation Jan. 7, 2012
    eDiscovery: Huge competency issue among lawyers Civil Litigation Dec. 16, 2011
    e-Discovery: Finding the forest beyond the trees Civil Litigation Dec. 2, 2011
    E-Discovery: Inadvertent production gets Google in trouble Civil Litigation Nov. 5, 2011
    E-Discovery: Mediation as the effective 'old world’ approach for 'new age’ lawyers Civil Litigation Oct. 8, 2011
    E-Discovery: Production of documents in plastic bags scores low on 'bell curve’ Civil Litigation Sep. 17, 2011
    E-Discovery: New gadgets may put employers in hot seat Civil Litigation Sep. 3, 2011
    E-Discovery: Delay in filing motion for spoliation sanctions could leave moving party at starting gate Civil Litigation Aug. 20, 2011
    E-Discovery: Orwellian world (and more) arrives for lawyers and their clients Civil Litigation Aug. 6, 2011
    The final word on mediation confidentiality in California Civil Litigation Aug. 3, 2011
    E-Discovery: Dangers of shifting burden of document review to outside service providers Ethics/Professional Responsibility Jul. 16, 2011
    E-Discovery: When 'Sneak-a-Peek' May Result in Disqualification of Counsel Civil Litigation Jul. 2, 2011
    E-Discovery: Why Not Mediate the Process to Satisfy the 'Meet and Confer’ Requirement? Civil Litigation Jun. 4, 2011
    e-Discovery: Better Watch Out, Santa Claus Could Be Coming to Town...for Your Opponent Civil Litigation May 21, 2011
    E-Discovery: When to Hold 'Em and When to Fold 'Em Civil Litigation May 7, 2011
    Should Mediation Confidentiality Extend to Lawyer-Client Communications? Alternative Dispute Resolution Apr. 30, 2011
    E-Discovery Ethical Considerations Civil Litigation Apr. 16, 2011
    E-Discovery: Navigating Rough Waters Civil Litigation Apr. 2, 2011
    E-Discovery: Brave New World of Lawyering Alternative Dispute Resolution Mar. 19, 2011
    Old Civil Discovery Act Versus New e-Discovery Rules Alternative Dispute Resolution Mar. 5, 2011
    E-mail Communication May Waive Attorney-Client Privilege Civil Litigation Feb. 5, 2011
    Lively and Spirited Debate: No Place for Personal Attacks Civil Litigation Jan. 15, 2011
    Arbitration, No Longer a Clear Cut Choice Alternative Dispute Resolution Jan. 8, 2011
    An Agreement to Arbitrate:When Multiple Parties Are Involved Alternative Dispute Resolution Dec. 4, 2010
    Avoid Civil Contempt: Mediate Rather Than Litigate e-Discovery Disputes Civil Litigation Nov. 6, 2010
    The Brave New World of Mediation and e-Discovery Civil Litigation Oct. 2, 2010
    Mediators Have No Part To Play in Act 3 Sep. 4, 2010
    Mediation Confidentiality: When Is Half a Loaf Better Than None? Civil Litigation Aug. 7, 2010
    What's 'Free' About Speech? Civil Litigation Jul. 17, 2010
    A Rose by AnyOther Name Alternative Dispute Resolution Jul. 3, 2010
    Mediators: To Be or Not to Be Insured Insurance, Civil Litigation Jun. 19, 2010
    What Mediation Agreements are 'Enforceable Or Binding' Through the Arbitration Process? Civil Litigation Jun. 5, 2010
    The Confidentiality SanctityOf Settlement 'Tactics' Alternative Dispute Resolution May 21, 2010
    Now, Who Wants to Be a Mediator? Alternative Dispute Resolution May 8, 2010
    Big Ticket: Mediation Confidentiality Alternative Dispute Resolution Apr. 17, 2010
    How Style Affects Mediator Impartiality Alternative Dispute Resolution Apr. 3, 2010
    'Puff, the Magic Dragon:'Binding Mediation Alternative Dispute Resolution Mar. 20, 2010
    Hired Guns Not Wanted Alternative Dispute Resolution Mar. 6, 2010
    The Silent War Between Arbitration or Mediation Alternative Dispute Resolution Feb. 20, 2010
    Confidentiality: Is It or Isn't It? Alternative Dispute Resolution Feb. 6, 2010
    Are We Really Talking About 'Mediation'? Alternative Dispute Resolution Jan. 19, 2010
    Mediator, Know Thyself Alternative Dispute Resolution Jan. 5, 2010
    'Caucused Mediation,' a Wolf in Sheep's Clothing Law Practice Dec. 22, 2009
    Is Mediation the Practice of Law? Alternative Dispute Resolution Dec. 2, 2009
    Civil Society and Conflict Alternative Dispute Resolution Nov. 2, 2009
    Mediation Advocacy Alternative Dispute Resolution Oct. 2, 2009
    Method Acting Alternative Dispute Resolution Sep. 2, 2009
    Life of the Parties Alternative Dispute Resolution Aug. 4, 2009
    In Appeals, Mediation Becomes a New Ballgame Alternative Dispute Resolution Jul. 1, 2009

    MCLE
    Title Category Published
    Anti-SLAPP conundrum: Navigating the still-uncharted waters Civil Procedure Mar. 4, 2019
    Anti-SLAPP conundrum: Navigating the still-uncharted waters Civil Procedure Mar. 1, 2019
    Legal ethics, personal conscience and higher notions of morality Legal Ethics Feb. 4, 2019
    Restoring civility in divisive times Legal Ethics Nov. 23, 2018
    Mindfulness practice can be a life-changer for law students, lawyers and judges Competence Issues (Addressing Substance Abuse and Physical/Mental Impairment) Oct. 19, 2018
    Title Category Published
    Loss of more than an election Government May 16, 2024
    SCOTUS and a possible constitutional crisis U.S. Supreme Court Dec. 13, 2023
    If truth be told Judges and Judiciary Nov. 14, 2023
    The mug shot is an ominous warning of what’s to come should Trump win the election Government Sep. 14, 2023
    John Eastman went to the guillotine for Trump. His law license may be next Government Jul. 24, 2023
    Altered intelligence: will it make us better, worse or extinct? Technology Jul. 6, 2023
    Trump again: nobody could script this Criminal, Government Jun. 20, 2023
    Sentiments to protect access to firearms may finally be changing Constitutional Law, U.S. Supreme Court Jun. 9, 2023
    Recent amendment to AB-924 could wipe out mediation confidentiality when complaints arise Alternative Dispute Resolution, Government May 2, 2023
    Mark Ridley-Thomas’ fall from grace, while sad, reaffirms our system of justice Government Apr. 20, 2023
    Two recent cases confirm by their own admission even SCOTUS gets confused Communications Law, U.S. Supreme Court Apr. 5, 2023
    The California Bar intends to “identify and prevent unethical behavior.” Really? State Bar & Bar Associations Mar. 22, 2023
    Demands for change in police culture Government Feb. 9, 2023
    Where have all the “real” lawyers and judges gone? Appellate Practice, Law Practice Sep. 22, 2022
    “Let’s kill all the lawyers!” Shakespeare was not so far off the point but for other reasons Judges and Judiciary, State Bar & Bar Associations Aug. 17, 2022
    United States Secret Service: An “integrated mission?” Government Jul. 26, 2022
    As Americans, where do we go from here? Government, U.S. Supreme Court Jul. 18, 2022
    After 50 years SCOTUS succeeds where others have failed, doing grave damage to women’s equality and the Court’s own legitimacy U.S. Supreme Court Jul. 7, 2022
    A sensible Supreme Court is facing threats from within Ethics/Professional Responsibility, U.S. Supreme Court Jun. 15, 2022
    Fewer gun laws, more shootings and viable solutions elude law enforcement Civil Rights, Government Jun. 8, 2022
    Why now does it seem like the fall of SCOTUS? Ethics/Professional Responsibility, U.S. Supreme Court May 25, 2022
    Growing concern over declining respect for the rule of law: Is SCOTUS the culprit? Judges and Judiciary, U.S. Supreme Court May 23, 2022
    Is SCOTUS still “supreme?” Ethics/Professional Responsibility, U.S. Supreme Court May 10, 2022
    Never say never: Overturning Roe v. Wade not so uncertain after all U.S. Supreme Court May 4, 2022
    A just society: No person, government official, or governmental entity is above the law…most of the time Government, Judges and Judiciary Apr. 28, 2022
    A question of ethics: How long will SCOTUS continue to get a “free pass?” Ethics/Professional Responsibility, U.S. Supreme Court Apr. 5, 2022
    Supreme Court ethics: In absence of a code where does the ‘buck stop’? Ethics/Professional Responsibility, U.S. Supreme Court Sep. 16, 2021
    Professional responsibility: Using courts for purposes never intended Ethics/Professional Responsibility, Government Sep. 3, 2021
    Allowing financial assistance to clients for humanitarian purposes Ethics/Professional Responsibility, Law Practice, State Bar & Bar Associations May 8, 2020
    A changing professional ethics landscape to allow litigation funding Civil Litigation, Ethics/Professional Responsibility, Law Practice Mar. 20, 2020
    Legal ethics: Rules for government lawyers as ‘gatekeepers’ Ethics/Professional Responsibility, Government Mar. 2, 2020
    Nonlawyers giving legal advice: Madness or prudence? Ethics/Professional Responsibility, State Bar & Bar Associations Feb. 14, 2020
    Zealous representation and the trial of Donald J. Trump Ethics/Professional Responsibility, Government Jan. 31, 2020
    Moral perception and judgment vs what is permissible Ethics/Professional Responsibility Jan. 24, 2020
    Does the First Amendment permit excoriating remarks about judges? Constitutional Law, Ethics/Professional Responsibility, Judges and Judiciary Jan. 17, 2020
    Legal ethics: No limit to lawyers’ professional responsibility Ethics/Professional Responsibility Jan. 10, 2020
    Behavioral legal ethics: Science, law and ethical decision-making Ethics/Professional Responsibility Jan. 3, 2020
    Judicial ethics: HR 1, the For the People Act of 2019 Ethics/Professional Responsibility, Judges and Judiciary, U.S. Supreme Court Dec. 27, 2019
    Professional responsibility: Client is overbilling tempting, but treacherous Ethics/Professional Responsibility, Law Practice Dec. 20, 2019
    Professional responsibility: Rules regarding lawyer advertising Ethics/Professional Responsibility, Law Practice Dec. 13, 2019
    ‘Marriage Story’: Checking the legal ethics Entertainment & Sports, Ethics/Professional Responsibility Nov. 27, 2019
    Legal ethics: Is law practice ‘just a capitalist enterprise’? Ethics/Professional Responsibility, Law Practice Nov. 19, 2019
    Legal ethics: The perils of playing down sexual harassment Civil Rights, Ethics/Professional Responsibility, Labor/Employment Oct. 25, 2019
    Legal ethics: Duty to preserve rule of law Ethics/Professional Responsibility, Government Oct. 15, 2019
    Legal ethics: from the White House to the doghouse Ethics/Professional Responsibility Oct. 3, 2019
    Anti-SLAPP conundrum: Navigating the still-uncharted waters Civil Litigation Mar. 4, 2019
    Anti-SLAPP conundrum: Navigating the still-uncharted waters Civil Litigation Mar. 1, 2019
    Legal ethics, personal conscience and higher notions of morality Ethics/Professional Responsibility, Law Practice Feb. 4, 2019
    Restoring civility in divisive times Ethics/Professional Responsibility Nov. 23, 2018
    Mindfulness practice can be a life-changer for law students, lawyers and judges Oct. 19, 2018
    Mediation confidentiality reform still up for grabs Alternative Dispute Resolution, State Bar & Bar Associations, Government, Law Practice, Civil Litigation Mar. 16, 2018
    Will ‘informed consent’ save mediation confidentiality? Alternative Dispute Resolution, State Bar & Bar Associations, California Supreme Court, Government, Judges and Judiciary Feb. 9, 2018
    The dawning of California mediator certification Alternative Dispute Resolution, Judges and Judiciary, Law Practice, Civil Litigation Jan. 26, 2018
    Mediation confidentiality changes on the horizon Alternative Dispute Resolution, State Bar & Bar Associations, Ethics/Professional Responsibility, Law Practice, Civil Litigation Jan. 19, 2018
    Only lawyers need apply Alternative Dispute Resolution, Law Practice, Civil Litigation Oct. 31, 2017
    We all agree on mediation confidentially Alternative Dispute Resolution, Judges and Judiciary, Law Practice, Civil Litigation Oct. 20, 2017
    Mindfulness: What to Do When the Need for Help Arises Health Care & Hospital Law Aug. 4, 2017
    Brush up on the latest e-discovery preservation developments Law Practice Feb. 22, 2017
    A closer look at 2 important FRCP updates Civil Litigation Jun. 4, 2016
    Law schools need to ramp up e-discovery education Law Practice, Civil Litigation May 21, 2016
    Democratizing e-discovery and the FRCP Ethics/Professional Responsibility, Civil Litigation May 7, 2016
    Mediation confidentiality still uncertain Alternative Dispute Resolution, Ethics/Professional Responsibility, Law Practice, Civil Litigation Apr. 23, 2016
    Ethical e-discovery began with Scheindlin Ethics/Professional Responsibility, Civil Litigation Apr. 16, 2016
    E-discovery: Are firms keeping up with Big Data and the Internet? Civil Litigation Apr. 2, 2016
    Courts consider changes to FRCP Law Practice, Civil Litigation Mar. 5, 2016
    Political football and the vacancy on the high court Civil Litigation, U.S. Supreme Court Feb. 24, 2016
    Navigating e-discovery in criminal cases Criminal Feb. 6, 2016
    Is mediation the practice of law? Bar won't give a straight answer Alternative Dispute Resolution Feb. 4, 2016
    FRCP fix shakes up electronic discovery Civil Litigation Jan. 8, 2016
    How should lawyers handle 'metadata'? Law Practice, Civil Litigation Dec. 5, 2015
    We need competent e-discovery education and training Civil Litigation Nov. 7, 2015
    Mediation confidentiality, good news and bad news Alternative Dispute Resolution, Civil Litigation Oct. 15, 2015
    Ethics and e-discovery Ethics/Professional Responsibility, Civil Litigation Oct. 3, 2015
    Limiting confidentiality in mediation is a slippery slope Alternative Dispute Resolution, Letters, Civil Litigation Sep. 29, 2015
    Plan will force us to desert mediation Alternative Dispute Resolution, Civil Litigation Sep. 1, 2015
    Relax, it was part of mediation Alternative Dispute Resolution, Civil Litigation Aug. 13, 2015
    Police need true partnerships with community Government Jun. 17, 2015
    Funding for the administration of (self-interest) justice Government May 7, 2015
    eDiscovery: protect information stored on personal electronic devices Alternative Dispute Resolution, Civil Litigation Aug. 9, 2013
    eDiscovery: protect information stored on personal electronic devices Civil Litigation Feb. 1, 2013
    eDiscovery: traffic camera law quietly enacted Civil Litigation Jan. 5, 2013
    eDiscovery: sex, lies and social media Civil Litigation Dec. 8, 2012
    eDiscovery: Oral hold notices border on recklessness Civil Rights Nov. 3, 2012
    eDiscovery: Unsuspecting waiver of attorney-client privilege Ethics/Professional Responsibility, Civil Litigation Oct. 6, 2012
    eDiscovery: new ABA ethics comment is 'game changer' Ethics/Professional Responsibility, Civil Litigation Sep. 8, 2012
    eDiscovery: ESI and unreasonable searches and seizures Civil Rights Jul. 7, 2012
    eDiscovery: Eaton v. Frisby, discovery’s first Watergate scandal? Civil Litigation Jun. 16, 2012
    eDiscovery: Digital-age evidence facing off with Facebook Alternative Dispute Resolution, Civil Litigation Jun. 2, 2012
    eDiscovery: Deepwater discovery tips Civil Litigation May 19, 2012
    eDiscovery: 'Bad hair day’ for predictive coding opponents Civil Litigation May 5, 2012
    eDiscovery: Fifth Amendment privilege vs. disclosures Civil Litigation Apr. 21, 2012
    eDiscovery: not so fast with the Da Silva Moore Lawyer Relief Act of 2012 Law Practice, Civil Litigation Apr. 7, 2012
    eDiscovery: predictive coding offers lawyers relief Civil Litigation Mar. 17, 2012
    eDiscovery: New federal protocol for criminal cases Law Practice Mar. 3, 2012
    eDiscovery: Hard drives, hard decisions on data Alternative Dispute Resolution, Civil Litigation Feb. 18, 2012
    eDiscovery: Suggested philosophy for solos and small firms Civil Litigation Feb. 4, 2012
    eDiscovery: Road to cost reduction and time-saving methods Civil Litigation Jan. 7, 2012
    eDiscovery: Huge competency issue among lawyers Civil Litigation Dec. 16, 2011
    e-Discovery: Finding the forest beyond the trees Civil Litigation Dec. 2, 2011
    E-Discovery: Inadvertent production gets Google in trouble Civil Litigation Nov. 5, 2011
    E-Discovery: Mediation as the effective 'old world’ approach for 'new age’ lawyers Civil Litigation Oct. 8, 2011
    E-Discovery: Production of documents in plastic bags scores low on 'bell curve’ Civil Litigation Sep. 17, 2011
    E-Discovery: New gadgets may put employers in hot seat Civil Litigation Sep. 3, 2011
    E-Discovery: Delay in filing motion for spoliation sanctions could leave moving party at starting gate Civil Litigation Aug. 20, 2011
    E-Discovery: Orwellian world (and more) arrives for lawyers and their clients Civil Litigation Aug. 6, 2011
    The final word on mediation confidentiality in California Civil Litigation Aug. 3, 2011
    E-Discovery: Dangers of shifting burden of document review to outside service providers Ethics/Professional Responsibility Jul. 16, 2011
    E-Discovery: When 'Sneak-a-Peek' May Result in Disqualification of Counsel Civil Litigation Jul. 2, 2011
    E-Discovery: Why Not Mediate the Process to Satisfy the 'Meet and Confer’ Requirement? Civil Litigation Jun. 4, 2011
    e-Discovery: Better Watch Out, Santa Claus Could Be Coming to Town...for Your Opponent Civil Litigation May 21, 2011
    E-Discovery: When to Hold 'Em and When to Fold 'Em Civil Litigation May 7, 2011
    Should Mediation Confidentiality Extend to Lawyer-Client Communications? Alternative Dispute Resolution Apr. 30, 2011
    E-Discovery Ethical Considerations Civil Litigation Apr. 16, 2011
    E-Discovery: Navigating Rough Waters Civil Litigation Apr. 2, 2011
    E-Discovery: Brave New World of Lawyering Alternative Dispute Resolution Mar. 19, 2011
    Old Civil Discovery Act Versus New e-Discovery Rules Alternative Dispute Resolution Mar. 5, 2011
    E-mail Communication May Waive Attorney-Client Privilege Civil Litigation Feb. 5, 2011
    Lively and Spirited Debate: No Place for Personal Attacks Civil Litigation Jan. 15, 2011
    Arbitration, No Longer a Clear Cut Choice Alternative Dispute Resolution Jan. 8, 2011
    An Agreement to Arbitrate:When Multiple Parties Are Involved Alternative Dispute Resolution Dec. 4, 2010
    Avoid Civil Contempt: Mediate Rather Than Litigate e-Discovery Disputes Civil Litigation Nov. 6, 2010
    The Brave New World of Mediation and e-Discovery Civil Litigation Oct. 2, 2010
    Mediators Have No Part To Play in Act 3 Sep. 4, 2010
    Mediation Confidentiality: When Is Half a Loaf Better Than None? Civil Litigation Aug. 7, 2010
    What's 'Free' About Speech? Civil Litigation Jul. 17, 2010
    A Rose by AnyOther Name Alternative Dispute Resolution Jul. 3, 2010
    Mediators: To Be or Not to Be Insured Insurance, Civil Litigation Jun. 19, 2010
    What Mediation Agreements are 'Enforceable Or Binding' Through the Arbitration Process? Civil Litigation Jun. 5, 2010
    The Confidentiality SanctityOf Settlement 'Tactics' Alternative Dispute Resolution May 21, 2010
    Now, Who Wants to Be a Mediator? Alternative Dispute Resolution May 8, 2010
    Big Ticket: Mediation Confidentiality Alternative Dispute Resolution Apr. 17, 2010
    How Style Affects Mediator Impartiality Alternative Dispute Resolution Apr. 3, 2010
    'Puff, the Magic Dragon:'Binding Mediation Alternative Dispute Resolution Mar. 20, 2010
    Hired Guns Not Wanted Alternative Dispute Resolution Mar. 6, 2010
    The Silent War Between Arbitration or Mediation Alternative Dispute Resolution Feb. 20, 2010
    Confidentiality: Is It or Isn't It? Alternative Dispute Resolution Feb. 6, 2010
    Are We Really Talking About 'Mediation'? Alternative Dispute Resolution Jan. 19, 2010
    Mediator, Know Thyself Alternative Dispute Resolution Jan. 5, 2010
    'Caucused Mediation,' a Wolf in Sheep's Clothing Law Practice Dec. 22, 2009
    Is Mediation the Practice of Law? Alternative Dispute Resolution Dec. 2, 2009
    Civil Society and Conflict Alternative Dispute Resolution Nov. 2, 2009
    Mediation Advocacy Alternative Dispute Resolution Oct. 2, 2009
    Method Acting Alternative Dispute Resolution Sep. 2, 2009
    Life of the Parties Alternative Dispute Resolution Aug. 4, 2009
    In Appeals, Mediation Becomes a New Ballgame Alternative Dispute Resolution Jul. 1, 2009
    Title Category Published
    Anti-SLAPP conundrum: Navigating the still-uncharted waters Civil Procedure Mar. 4, 2019
    Anti-SLAPP conundrum: Navigating the still-uncharted waters Civil Procedure Mar. 1, 2019
    Legal ethics, personal conscience and higher notions of morality Legal Ethics Feb. 4, 2019
    Restoring civility in divisive times Legal Ethics Nov. 23, 2018
    Mindfulness practice can be a life-changer for law students, lawyers and judges Competence Issues (Addressing Substance Abuse and Physical/Mental Impairment) Oct. 19, 2018
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