by RG | Aug 4, 2026 | legal matters
As private equity targets more law firms, Roy S. Ginsburg breaks down what the latest buzz means for small law firm owners. The post The Private Equity Buzz: Will the MSO Trend Actually Gain Traction? appeared first on Articles, Tips and Tech for Law Firms and...
by RG | Aug 3, 2026 | legal matters
Military sexual trauma and sexual abuse within military medical systems expose one of the most difficult accountability gaps in American law. When the alleged abuse occurs inside a military hospital, under the authority of a uniformed physician, survivors are forced...
by RG | Aug 3, 2026 | legal matters
Most legal cases are measured by what they mean to one client or one family. Class actions and mass torts are different. While every plaintiff has an individual story, these cases often reveal a much larger pattern, one that affects hundreds, thousands, or even...
by RG | Aug 3, 2026 | legal matters
Feeling a bit terrified of using AI in your firm? Jim Calloway has two easy AI project ideas for small firm lawyers that will help speed non-billable tasks, without compromising your ethics. The post A Bit Terrified of AI? Safe, Simple and Productive AI Projects for...
by RG | Jul 31, 2026 | legal matters
I founded my personal injury practice in El Paso, Texas in 1999. El Paso sits in the far western corner of Texas, closer to three other state capitals than to Austin, pressed against both the New Mexico state line and the international border with Mexico. It is a...
by RG | Jul 31, 2026 | legal matters
One of the most common questions people ask after a domestic violence arrest in Florida is whether the alleged victim can “drop the charges.” Many people assume that because the alleged victim called the police or made the initial report, they also have the power to...
