CourtTechBulletin
JULY 15, 2020
Some news came in from several courts. It is reported that Zoom web conferencing proceedings are being interrupted because the courts are publicly posting the time, link, and passwords on their websites. Stop it! We apply security in the physical courthouse. It should be the same in cyberspace. First, instead of openly posting the Zoom information, one can have a request system to attend the conference.
The Estrin Report
JULY 11, 2020
Today is my birthday. It’s one of those Big-O numbers. It's the kind where AARP tracks you down. I don’t mind, really. I feel more confident than ever – nothing much shakes me up too much anymore. With things the way they are in this upside- down world, the day has caused me to review my current situation: My business, legal staffing, is the third largest industry to be hit next to hospitality and retail.
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NCBA Law Practice Management Blog
JULY 11, 2020
We are l i ving through unprecedented times, for sure. There are multi-fronted crises overtaking the American landscape, including those related to reopening of cultural institutions and business, like law firms. Of course, the issue of reopening, and the speed with which it occurs, have become deeply personal questions. Just because your law firm office can be open, you need to decide whether it should be, to what extent it will be, and what you will require of your employees in that context.
NewYorkCourtWatcher
JULY 12, 2020
More Aftermath of Scalia's Dreadful Oregon v. Smith Opinion Before advancing to the New York decisions, it probably makes sense to first address the three rulings just handed down by the Supreme Court dealing with religion. One dealt with discrimination against religion, another with discrimination by religion, and the third one with a regulation accommodating religion.
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