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Destination Articles Blog
DECEMBER 11, 2024
A significant shift from courtroom litigation to alternative dispute resolution (ADR) methods like mediation is underway. Lets explore why mediation is increasingly preferred over litigation and how this shift impacts the legal field. Mediation has clear benefits, such as cost-effectiveness and time efficiency, drive this shift.
RPC Strategies
SEPTEMBER 13, 2024
eDiscovery Assistant Keeping up with the growing body of e-discovery caselaw, court rules, and checklists becomes easy with what eDiscovery Assistant calls its “knowledge-center.” Steno Litigation expenses can often stress small and medium-sized law firms.
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WA Bar News
JULY 10, 2024
THESE NOTICES OF THE IMPOSITION OF DISCIPLINARY SANCTIONS AND ACTIONS are published pursuant to Rule 3.5(c) c) of the Washington Supreme Court Rules for Enforcement of Lawyer Conduct. The lawyer’s conduct violated the following Rules of Professional Conduct: 1.3 Expediting Litigation), 3.3 Diligence), 1.4
WA Bar News
DECEMBER 17, 2024
Fucile In the course of a case, litigators typically make all sorts of statements to courts on the facts and the law. 1 In other situations, however, litigators make specific representations of fact or law based on personal knowledge. 2 Some are in briefs, while others are made in open court. 2d 601, 613-14, 98 P.3d
WA Bar News
SEPTEMBER 11, 2024
Washington’s UFLAA is designed to offer parties in family law cases—such as divorce, child custody, and child support disputes—a more efficient and cost-effective alternative to traditional litigation. Such cases might involve business valuations, complex financial matters, complicated trusts, elder care issues, and real estate disputes.
WA Bar News
FEBRUARY 11, 2025
Unfortunately, litigators who do not fit the stereotypical idea of what an oral advocate should look like must fight harder to establish credibility because, as legal scholar and Columbia Law School Professor Kimberl Crenshaw writes, what is understood as objective or neutral is often the embodiment of a white middle-class world view.
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