News From the Court: Week of 4/1
Court News Our weekly roundup of local court news. This post will be updated as new information comes across our desks. Superior Court of California, County of San Francisco UNIFORM LOCAL RULES OF COURT – Notice of Public Comment Period on Proposed Changes to Local Rules. Effective July 1, 2025. The proposed changes to the […]
Maximizing Memberships: How Lawyers Can Leverage Professional Associations for Strategic Growth
Joining a professional association, like a bar association, can be a significant step toward expanding your legal practice and advancing your career. However, simply holding a membership is not enough. The key is to strategically select the right organizations to maximize your memberships. Choose ones that align with your career goals and to transform those […]
The End of DissoMaster: What Family Law Attorneys Need to Know About Xspouse
As of March 31, 2025, Thomson Reuters will discontinue DissoMaster, the widely used support calculation software for California family law practitioners. Consequently, the Judicial Council of California has announced that DissoMaster will not be recertified for use in California courts beyond this date. In light of this development, family law professionals must transition to […]
ACBA Members in the News: Judicial Appointments
ACBA members in the news featuring Doris Ng and Jonathan Wolff Governor Newsom announces judicial appointments 3.17.25 Alameda County Superior Court ACBA member Doris Ng, of Alameda County, has been appointed to serve as a Judge in the Alameda County Superior Court. Doria Ng has served as a Trial Attorney at the U.S. Department of […]
Beyond Big Law: Exploring Your Career Options After Law School
Comparing Law Firm Life, Government Roles, In-House Positions, and Public Interest Law Graduating from law school is an exciting milestone, but it also comes with the daunting task of deciding where to begin your legal career. For many new attorneys, the allure of joining a prestigious “Big Law” firm is strong, especially with student loans […]