Have you changed jobs? Do you have a new address or email? It’s easy to update your Bar membership record. Log in to the Attorney Login page, click “Edit My […] The post How Members Can Update Contact Information With Us appeared first on The Mississippi Bar .
The State Bar of Nevada recently launched an online community for members of the bar to gather and share information and collaborate among colleagues. One of the first communities to launch is an “In Memoriam” page where members of the bar can post news of the loss of a fellow attorney and offer condolences. The […]
Email doesn’t just steal hours, it steals clicks. Outlook Quick Steps bundle repeat work (reply, CC, flag, file, calendar) into a single action, so routine inbox admin takes seconds instead of minutes. You can reply, add recipients, flag, categorize, and move a message to the right client/matter folder in a single click with Quick Steps. In Classic Outlook for Windows... The post Outlook Quick Steps: Cut Email Admin to One Click first appeared on North Carolina Bar Association .
If you are a Microsoft 365 business subscriber, some efficiencies, integrations, and security options are added to the Edge browser when you are logged in that warrant another look at the tool. Built on the same engine that runs Google’s Chrome (Chromium), most of your Chrome extensions will work on Edge and it is easy to transfer bookmarks. What does... The post What’s New in Microsoft Edge? first appeared on North Carolina Bar Association .
Every week subscribers receive the ICYMI enewsletter from the NCBA Center for Practice Management. The newsletter highlights tips, tools, trends, and techniques to help your law practice. The following are a few popular links from the past issues of the newsletter. This Hidden Microsoft Word Shortcut Handles Repetitive Edits Instantly How-To Geek shines a light on the F4 key in Word, which... The post Popular Articles from the CPM ICYMI Newsletter (January – March 2026) first appeared on North Carolina Bar Association .
Mississippi’s mock trial state champion team Sacred Heart Catholic School, Hattiesburg, placed 13th in the nation at the National High School Mock Trial Competition in Des Moines, Iowa, in May. […] The post Sacred Heart Catholic School Earns Mock Trial Championship Title, Places 13th Nationally appeared first on The Mississippi Bar .
Succession planning is a long game. Whether you are just opening your doors or have been in business for a decade, it is never too early to build your firm with future sales in mind. Creating a “built-to-sell” law firm provides you with options for a profitable exit strategy when you decide to retire or step away. Here is what... The post Building to Sell: How to Create Lasting Value in Your Law Firm from Day One first appeared on North Carolina Bar Association .
We’re excited to announce a powerful new feature inside connect.law: Job Listings — built specifically for trial lawyers and legal professionals. If you're looking to hire elite talent, from seasoned...
Over the last several years Google Workspace for Business has added many new tools and feature updates. For firms using free Gmail or those seeking an alternative to Microsoft 365 Business, the updates to Google Workspace are intriguing. What does Google Workspace have to offer now? How easy is it to upgrade a personal free account? What are some pros... The post Google Workspace for Business in 2026 first appeared on North Carolina Bar Association .
As of January 1, 2026, North Carolina allows attorneys to create an electronic record of a written, attested will that can later be admitted to probate. The statute (as explained by the UNC School of Government) creates a practical opportunity and a practical responsibility. Many estate planning attorneys are asking the same question: How do I store an electronic record... The post Creating Electronic Records for Longevity, Authenticity, and Proof first appeared on North Carolina Bar Association .
Lawyer mobility is a constant feature of legal practice. Attorneys move to new firms, shift into new roles, or leave practice entirely. While these transitions can be stressful for everyone involved, they do not have to be chaotic. With thoughtful planning and a firm understanding of the applicable professional rules, both the departing lawyer and the law firm can manage... The post Leaving Well: Ethical and Practical Guidance for Attorney Departures first appeared on North Carolina Bar Association .
Volumen 80 Núm. 1-2026 Volver a revista Comparte: Luis A. Benítez Larregui* I. IntroducciónII. Trasfondo de poderes municipales ante emergenciasIII. La orden ejecutiva municipal A. La figura de la orden… The post La Orden Ejecutiva desde la Perspectiva del Derecho Municipal appeared first on Capr .
Volumen 80 Núm. 1-2026 Volver a revista Comparte: Carlos Chévere Lugo* “The people, being subject to the laws, ought to be their author; the conditions of the society ought to… The post Reshaping Governance: The Case for Direct Democracy in Puerto Rico appeared first on Capr .
Volumen 80 Núm. 1-2026 Volver a revista Comparte: Silvia Caridad Torres Ortiz* I. IntroducciónII. La legitimación activa en Puerto RicoIII. Enmarcación teórica A. Derechos de la naturalezaB. Los bienes comunesC.… The post Más allá de la legitimación: La defensa ambiental en Puerto Rico appeared first on Capr .
The Alabama Association for Justice is proud to announce the participants of its 2026 ELITE (Empowering Leaders in Training & Education) Leadership Academy class.
As the new year begins, it’s the perfect opportunity to refresh your technology habits and set yourself up for greater productivity and security. From decluttering your Downloads folder and automating repetitive tasks to tuning up your PC and organizing your digital life with a password manager, taking a few simple steps now can make a big difference throughout the year.... The post Start the Year with a Tech Check first appeared on North Carolina Bar Association .
As we begin a new year, it’s the ideal time to make sure you’re taking full advantage of everything included with your National Trial Lawyers membership, starting with your complimentary...
As 2025 comes to a close, one thing is clear: this was a year defined by community, collaboration, and extraordinary momentum across the National Trial Lawyers network. Our members strengthened...
The holiday gift-buying season is upon us! Whether you are buying office gifts, or for the person who has everything, there are a lot of ways to save, give back, get creative and get this checked off your “to do” list! Curated Techie Gifts There are usually many gift lists for lawyers, including those from unexpected places like Cosmopolitan. Here... The post Gift Ideas for the Lawyer(s) in Your Life 2025 first appeared on North Carolina Bar Association .
Scottsdale, Arizona | November 6, 2025 The future of the legal industry was on full display at the National ABS Law Firm Association’s 4th Annual Conference, held November 6, 2025,...
Responding to client emails is not only necessary, but it is also part of an attorney’s ethical duty to keep a client updated on a matter and respond promptly to client requests for information, per RPC 1.4. Whether you’re responding to urgent inquiries or sending routine updates, having reliable email templates at your fingertips can save valuable time and ensure... The post Speedy Response: Options for Email Templates first appeared on North Carolina Bar Association .
Catherine Sanders Reach interviews CPA Terrell Turner, who provides a clear and practical guide for lawyers to understand and utilize financial statements, emphasizing the importance of interpreting Profit & Loss and Balance Sheets, maintaining dynamic budgeting, proactive tax planning, operational adjustments based on financial insights, leveraging CRM tools for better financial management, and fostering a collaborative relationship with CPAs to... The post Decoding Financial Statements: A Simplified Approach for Lawyers first appeared on North Carolina Bar Association .
Every great trial lawyer knows that skill wins cases, but connection builds careers. At NTL Events, the value of community goes far beyond CLE credits or conference sessions. It’s about...
This fall, The National Trial Lawyers continues its commitment to empowering firm owners and leaders through high-impact education and collaboration. Happening this week in Scottsdale, Arizona, the Business of Law...
Often, solo and small firm practitioners explore office-sharing arrangements as a way to reduce overhead, foster collaboration, and maintain flexibility. While the benefits are compelling, the risks and ethical considerations are equally important. What do lawyers need to know before entering into or continuing a shared office space arrangement? Why Share Office Space? Office sharing offers numerous benefits. By splitting... The post Shared Spaces, Separate Practices: The Lawyer’s Guide to Smart Office Sharing first appeared on North Carolina Bar Association .
In just two weeks, firm leaders, innovators, and legal entrepreneurs will gather in Scottsdale, Arizona, for The Business of Law Conference, for three powerful days of learning, networking, and strategy...
If you have Adobe Acrobat Pro you probably know you can send a document for e-signature. However, did you know that in the latest version, you can create a web form that makes it easy for clients and parties to sign without having to download anything or even have Acrobat Reader? Did you also know that you can create a... The post Esignature Web Forms In Acrobat Pro first appeared on North Carolina Bar Association .
Have you ever been frustrated with your computer running slowly, freezing, or behaving oddly, only to find that a simple reboot fixes the problem? We’ve all heard the tech support joke: “Have you tried turning it off and on again”? Rebooting might seem like a basic or even outdated piece of advice, but it remains one of the most effective... The post The Power of a Restart: Why Rebooting Your Computer Matters first appeared on North Carolina Bar Association .