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The rule of law from Rod Rosenstein
When our bar association booked the deputy attorney general to speak for Law Day many, many months ago, none of us could have foreseen the back of the ballroom packed with television cameras.
My solo practice side hustle
'I kept my full-time job and I could devote as much time as I wanted to my own firm by deciding how many clients I would accept at any time.'
It’s time to amend Maryland’s discovery rules
Discovery is an evil-though-necessary process and there should be better guidelines and rules governing the discovery process
Justice by job training
A Baltimore judge is changing the way courts approach criminal justice by helping people who find themselves in her courtroom find jobs.
The challenge of relocation cases
No matter the reason why a parent is relocating, someone is going to see their children less.
The importance of mentorship
Having a mentor and serving as one has helped shape my career as a legal professional. I think the mentor/mentee relationship is critical to helping us face our doubts, fears […]
Winding down, gearing up
As somebody who reluctantly embraces change, the past few weeks (and the weeks ahead) will be disruptive, unsettling, exhausting and exciting
Solo spotlight: A focus on QDRO
The downfall of being knowledgeable in such a specific field of law is that outside of being on your own, there is not much room for your expertise at a larger firm.
Branching out
Though a little scary to jump into a new practice area, you probably know more than you think.
Spring cleaning for a cause
Here are some organizations that are great for lawyers to think about donating things that you won’t need again next season!
How is a judge to rule when there is no law?
No one really had an answer for me, even with the guidance of mentors and after reaching out the court itself.
