Articles written by Jennifer Anderson

Handling conflicts of interest with non-attorney staff

Learn how to manage paralegal and other non-attorney conflicts of interest in California law firms with protocols and oversight.

A handy guide to legal due diligence

Discover the essentials of conducting legal due diligence, from preparation to final report, ensuring successful client transactions.

Tips and resources for handling international litigation

Navigate international litigation with our guide, covering essential skills, legal systems, treaties, and preparation strategies.

A paralegal’s guide to major screw ups

Mistakes are inevitable. Odds are good that you’re going to deal with a major screw up one day, so read up on these strategies to recover from your biggest paralegal mishaps.

Top attorney tips for how to write contracts and agreements

When it comes to writing contracts, clarity and conciseness rule the day. If you’re new to drafting contracts, here are some tips that will help you avoid some costly mistakes.

How does a California lawyer become a judge?

Discover the steps for California lawyers to transition to judgeships as we examine the necessary key qualifications, pathways, and professional development.

Top 13 professional organizations for California paralegals

There’s no shortage of excellent paralegal associations for California paralegals. I’ve compiled the most essential ones for you (and a few more).

8 free legal research tools you can use right now

Discover top free legal research tools that save your budget while providing comprehensive resources for all your legal needs.

Should you use an outsourced legal team or go with an in-house team?

Considering an outsourced legal team? Discover the benefits and drawbacks of in-house vs. outsourced legal counsel for your firm.

In-house lawyer or paralegal vs. working for a law firm: What’s the difference?

Many businesses, especially in today’s economy, find that the expenses involved in hiring outside counsel are too unpredictable and too high. Here are some of the main differences to consider if you’re thinking about going in-house.