5 tips for better business cards
If you think business cards aren't important marketing tools, you're wrong. Yet too may lawyers simply stick to the old, outdated format of white card stock with a name and number printed in boring black letters. Bad idea, says Larry Bodine, business development advisor at Larry Bodine Marketing and owner of the popular legal marketing site www.LawMarketing.com.

Top Calif. judge faces backlash over gay marriage
California Chief Justice Ronald George has spent more than half his life cultivating an image of a cautious jurist and earning a reputation as a politically skilled court administrator.

Justices won't review Obama's eligibility to serve
The Supreme Court has turned down another challenge to Barack Obama's eligibility to serve president because of his citizenship.

Court allows lawsuits over 'light' cigarettes
The Supreme Court is allowing lawsuits to go forward against tobacco companies' allegedly deceptive marketing of "light" cigarettes.

Divorce Lawyer Questionnaire
One of the most frequently asked questions about hiring a divorce lawyer is, "What questions do I ask?"

Do-It-Yourself Divorce, Is It For You?
If you answer YES to all of the following questions, then a do-it-yourself divorce may work for you.

What are my rights if I have been accused of a crime?
Those accused of crimes have a number of rights guaranteed by the US Constitution.

17 Tips for Lawyers: A Mini Manifesto
I was reading an issue of the ABA's Law Practice magazine and saw Matt Homann's 17 Tips for Lawyers. They are definitely worth repeating if you want to keep the clients you have