Legal Fonts: Best Fonts for Legal Documents

Why do legal fonts matter? After all, you’ve worked hard to become a lawyer—not a designer. But did you know that the best legal fonts can better engage your audience, communicate more effectively, and impact how others perceive your law firm’s brand? Also, some courts have outlined the fonts that they accept, which lawyers need…

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Top Of The Charts In Commercial Litigation

Ed. Note: Welcome to our daily feature Trivia Question of the Day! According to Vault’s most recent practice area rankings, which Biglaw firm is best in commercial litigation? Hint: The firm — a top 20 overall firm — was also rated best in commercial litigation last year. See the answer on the next page. #Top…

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Types of Objection in Court: a Guide for Lawyers

“Your Honor, objection!” Even non-attorneys have likely seen this scene in a TV show or movie, where a trial attorney objects to the opposing counsel’s question or the witness’s testimony. While objections may be less dramatic in real life, trial lawyers must undoubtedly understand how to use different types of objections in court. In this…

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Capital Campaign Checklist: Is Your Nonprofit Ready?

Are you planning a capital campaign that will take your nonprofit to new heights?  Yes, a capital campaign can be a game-change for you and your cause. But – only if you’re truly prepared.  A poorly planned or failed campaign can damage your reputation, dampen everyone’s spirits and possibly leave your organization worse off than…

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These Books Aren’t Just For Show – See Also

(Photo by Brendan Smialowski / AFP) (Photo by BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI/AFP via Getty Images) Even Merrick Garland’s Decor Is On The Offensive: This would really hurt Judge Cannon’s feelings if she understood what he was implying. Show Me The Money!: Who knew taking the bar could be so profitable? The Kamala Meme-ing Has Made It To…

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State Judges *Really* Need To Be Paid More

Nobody has ever suggested that the highest judges in the state ought to make the same as equity partners, but the idea that they should make less than first-year associates to me is not a reasonable idea. —Former Georgia Supreme Court Justice Keith Blackwell, now senior counsel at Alston & Bird, told Law.com that state judges…

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