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self-study/Technology

From prohibition to paternity: The long history of alcohol and family law

By Natalie Gordon, Scott J. Nord

self-study/Technology

Embracing AI: ChatGPT tips to boost law practice productivity

By Sonya L. Sigler

self-study/Legal Ethics

Navigating ethics in high-stakes litigation

By Hillary Johns, Neville L. Johnson

self-study/Recognition and Elimination of Bias in the Legal Profession and Society

Bias-driven incivility: What legal professionals need to know

By Beth W. Mora

self-study/Civil Practice

Criminal restitution orders following civil settlements

By Alan Eisner, Dmitry Gorin, Robert Hill

self-study/Appellate Practice

Inside the Ninth Circuit's en banc process

By Johanna Schiavoni

self-study/Competence Issues (Addressing Substance Abuse and Physical/Mental Impairment)

Navigating the complexities of opposing counsel with narcissistic traits

By Baruch C. Cohen

self-study/Corporate

California poised to raise the stakes for antitrust offenses

By Meredith R. Dearborn, Mark R. Laramie, Eyitayo "Tee" St. Matthew-Daniel, Russell A.S. Wirth


self-study/Civil Procedure

Message in a bottle: reconsidering service by publication

By Ashfaq G. Chowdhury

self-study/Criminal Law

SCOTUS favors Napue over Brady in rare death penalty reversal inGlossip

By Max Alderman, Maya James

self-study/Civil Practice

EEOC and DOJ oppose heightened standard in 'reverse discrimination' cases

By Juan C. Enjamio, Veronica A. Torrejón

self-study/Corporate

Board diversity initiatives - the pendulum swings back

By Anna Cardoso, Teresa L. Johnson


self-study/Civil Procedure

Ocean cargo claims and forum selection clauses

By Terry Coniglio

self-study/Alternative Dispute Resolution

Arbitration has come a long way

By Tricia A. Bigelow

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