by RG | Sep 18, 2026 | legal matters
Attorney at Law Magazine sat down with Dimitri Peteves of Creed & Gowdy, P.A. to discuss his career. AALM: Why did you pursue your board certification? What was the most challenging aspect of earning your board certification? DP: The shareholders at my...
by RG | Sep 18, 2026 | legal matters
On March 5, Scott Costantino was elected the 62nd president of the International Society of Barristers (ISOB) at the annual meeting in Hawaii. About the ISOB Founded in 1965, the ISOB preserves trial by jury, the adversary system, and an independent judiciary. Its...
by RG | Sep 18, 2026 | legal matters
The next phase of legal innovation, says Ivy Grey, should focus on building AI-enabled workflows attorneys will actually use, with accountability baked in. A few best practices. The post Lawyers Don’t Need More AI Tools, They Need Better Workflow Decisions appeared...
by RG | Sep 17, 2026 | legal matters
Complex topic? Even if you think your audience understands the Thing you need to explain, it’s good to include some basics. This outline from Teddy Snyder works for legal documents, text and speeches. The post How to Explain a Thing appeared first on Articles, Tips...
by RG | Sep 17, 2026 | legal matters
Home Special Issue 2026 Jacksonville Board Certified Attorneys By Attorney at Law Magazine September 17, 2026 Table of Contents We sat down with some of the board certified lawyers here in Jacksonville to discuss their aspirations and inspirations. Edward M. Booth...
by RG | Sep 16, 2026 | legal matters
Jamie Spannhake | We already knew about the motherhood penalty for lawyers, but what about the daddy track? The ABA’s parenthood study offers a roadmap for fixing a faulty structure (and it’s not just about childcare). Listen up, law firm leaders! The post...
