We’ve rolled out the second set of of new criminal law forms on practicelaw, following the first set last month. The new forms are courtesy of criminal defense practitioner Frederic Bruno, who has generously agreed to share his forms. Forms will be added in stages throughout the summer, and practicelaw’s existing criminal law forms may …
LegalZoom Sued, Again
It’s been a while since we revisited our LegalZoom series. Greg is still on Step 3. In the meantime, we learned about a new class action suit against Legal Zoom. Although it’s not breaking news, it’s an interesting ongoing issue for attorneys to follow. Here’s a roundup of articles and summaries: Class Claims LegalZoom Is …
New Criminal Defense Forms
Last week we rolled out the first set of new criminal law forms on practicelaw. The new forms are courtesy of criminal defense practitioner Frederic Bruno, who has graciously agreed to share his forms. Forms will be added in stages throughout the summer, and practicelaw’s existing criminal law forms may be revised or renamed to …
Staying Updated on a Budget
Keeping overhead low is one of the most important things a new solo can do while building a practice. While there are lots of ways to save money — from your office choices to technology — something we shouldn’t limit is our education. That is, staying updated on the law and learning how to run …
Additions to the MNBlawg Network
To support our growing “MNBlawg Network,” we highlight new Minnesota-based legal blogs that come to our attention. Not that the ones we pick are new. Rather, we’ve come across them (or you’ve told us about them) and we have added them to our practicelaw blogroll. This week we’re highlighting two additions: Woman, Esq. Reflecting the …
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