While it may be hard to look past this tumultuous year, the legal developments of 2020 could shape the rights and obligations of Americans for years or even decades to come. Some of the notable...

2020 was a year out of the ordinary. It was a year that, with social distancing and the home office, brought a rethinking of how people had to connect at work, professionally, at school, and...

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Congress has passed legislation that will provide $380 billion in a second round of small business relief that will augment the $349 billion that was allocated last month under the CARES Act for loans and...

Lawyers and law firms impacted by the coronavirus outbreak can access a variety of business assistance resources under the federal Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act.

Google Posts have been fully integrated into the Google My Business platform, offering business owners the opportunity to influence Google's understanding of their businesses, potentially expand their reach, and get more exposure with placements in...

The ABA approved long-awaited changes to its Model Rules on legal advertising at its recent House of Delegates meeting. While the rule revisions do not go as far as some advocates had hoped, they serve...

For the first time in almost 30 years, California has completed a large-scale revision of its Rules of Professional Conduct for lawyers. The changes will align California's rules more closely with the rest of the...

Legal ethics rules in a majority of states now require attorneys to become and remain familiar with technologies that affect their practices. However, the broad wording of the applicable rules and the constantly evolving world...

The State Bar of California Standing Committee on Professional Responsibility and Conduct recently reaffirmed its position on attorneys' duty of confidentiality toward their clients. In an advisory opinion, the Committee reiterated that lawyers may not...