Category Archives: The Legal Profession


Bar Association, Court Host New Lawyer Mentoring Event

Columbus participants in the Supreme Court of Ohio Lawyer to Lawyer mentoring program gathered on August 3 to tour the new home of the Franklin County Common Pleas Court General Division and to network at a reception with fellow mentors … Continue reading

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Does It Matter Who Tracks Law School Graduation Employment Rates?

Here’s an interesting article outlining a “situation” brewing between NALP and the ABA about the reporting of post-law school employment data. I get where both sides are coming from, and it will certainly be an ineresting issue to follow. However, I … Continue reading

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New Supreme Court Rule Requires Court Interpreters

Effective January 1, 2013, a new Supreme Court Rule will require courts to hire a certified foreign language or sign language interpreter.  This is something the Court has been working toward for a few years.  While this may have financial … Continue reading

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See What Practice Areas Are on the Rise

According to an ABA Journal post this week, the New Jersey Law Journal is reporting that these 7 practice areas are on the rise: health care; energy; financial services; regulatory; white-collar crime; labor and employment; and intellectual property. What’s going on in Columbus, OH? … Continue reading

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Law Grads Going Solo and Loving It

I will try to be more disciplined to be sure I’m not posting too much to the blawg, but I couldn’t resist this one…a fascinating article that appeared on msnbc.com yesterday about law grads going solo. This is right on point to … Continue reading

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New York Times Op-Ed

An unsettling commentary on the legal profession, suggesting that lawyers sacrifice integrity in favor of profits. I would be interested in your feedback on this editorial submitted by Mark Everson, Commissioner of the Indiana Dept. of Workforce Development.

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