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Below you can find the latest legal articles on the business of law as well as op-ed style articles on the trends in the practice of law and the latest cases. Do you have an article to share? Contact us today.

Legal Trends

The Silver Bullet Method: The Rise of False Allegations in Divorce and Custody Cases

by Padideh Jafari

March 3, 2025

Few things can sidetrack a divorce case as effectively as an allegation of abuse, especially if that allegation turns out...

Legal Podcasts

Best Legal Podcasts for Lawyers & Law Firms in 2025

by Attorney at Law Magazine

February 18, 2025

Today, over 164 million people in the U.S. listen to podcasts every month, an astounding 412.5 percent increase since 2013.

Collage of the best lawyers and law firm websites reviewed by Attorney at Law

Lawyer Website Design

Best Law Firm Websites in 2025 (Top 46)

by Attorney at Law Magazine

February 18, 2025

Attorney at Law Magazine assembled a list of the best lawyer websites. Following is a compilation of all the websites...

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Legal Marketing

Effective Marketing Ideas for Small Law Firms in 2025

by Attorney at Law Magazine

February 18, 2025

We asked marketing professionals from some of the best legal marketing agencies to share their top ideas to drive client...

Legal Recruiting

Legal Industry Regaining Pre-Pandemic Strength as Group Lateral Hires Continue to Rise

by Thomas Hanlon

February 14, 2025

Law firms are still waging a battle for talent, fighting each other to recruit and retain the best. The latest...

Is Reconciling Your Trust Account an Unfinished Project?

Procrastination is a familiar struggle, especially when faced with tasks outside our comfort zone. Last year, I purchased a beautiful

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The Law

The Intersection of Sports and Appeals at the 2024 Olympics

The Federal Supreme Court of Switzerland is now considering an appeal to decide the fate of the bronze medal awarded

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Legal Tech

Navigating the Cybersecurity Landscape: Protecting Your Firm in the Age of Technology

Technology offers law firms diverse possibilities for seamless integration and collaboration and small and large firms alike can now sidestep

Top Legal-Specific AI Tools for Law Firms

In recent years, the rapid rise of AI has ushered in new possibilities for the legal industry, thanks in large

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From the Expert

Case Selection and Settlement Considerations in Medical Cases

When a personal injury or medical malpractice attorney is considering whether to take a medical case or accept a settlement

Bring in a Life Care Planner and/or Vocational Consultant Early in Litigation

Plaintiff and defense attorneys sometimes wait too long to bring a life care planner or a forensic vocational expert into

Lost Household Services in Lost Wages Projections

When an attorney hires a forensic economist for a personal injury or wrongful death case, it’s usually because the case

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Lawyer Life & Finance

Long-Term Care Planning: The Story of Two Households

Planning for eventual long-term care (LTC) needs is a big part of planning for one’s financial future. Some self-insure through

Raleigh Divorce Lawyer Kathleen Murphy Is Regular Guest on Nancy Grace

A Microsoft executive and father of four was gunned down in 2022. It was a murder-for-hire hit orchestrated by his ex-wife

Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Saved?

As I presented my quarterly Capital Markets Review last year, I noticed that projections of future Federal budget deficits all

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Legal Trivia

What is the minimum age requirement to serve as the President of the United States?

30 years old

WRONG! This is the minimum age required to serve as a U.S. Senator, but it is not high enough to qualify for the presidency.

35 years old

CORRECT!

The U.S. Constitution (Article II, Section 1, Clause 5) sets the minimum age requirement for the presidency at 35 years old. This rule was designed to ensure that candidates have enough life experience and maturity before assuming the highest office in the country.

40 years old

WRONG! While some countries may have higher age requirements for leadership roles, the U.S. Constitution does not require presidents to be 40 or older.

No minimum age requirement

WRONG! Unlike Supreme Court justices, who have no formal age requirement, the presidency has a clear threshold.

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