My Quiet Revolution: Episode 3 – “Holding on for Dear Life”
By: Jennifer Devine A short few months ago I sat happily in my 7th floor office, working with people I …
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“A Little E-Discovery Checklist”
By: Daphne Drescher, CP Reprinted with permission from Proparalegal: http://www.proparalegal.com. Welcome back to the paralegal playground. Today, Daphne stopped by to share …
Amy Bowser Rollins & Jamie Collins on a Podcast?! Perhaps.
A dear “virtual” friend of mine, Amy Bowser Rollins (a/k/a the Litigation Support Guru), recently paid me a visit. She …
“Time for Straight Talk About the Educating of Paralegals”
By: Lindsay Valek Greetings, TPS readers! Welcome back to the paralegal playground. Today, Lindsay is stepping up onto the TPS …
“Demystifying Summary Judgment Motions”
By: Daphne Drescher, CP Welcome back! We’re hoping this post finds you moderately happy, partially-sane, and ready to soak up …
“The Death (and Resurrection) of a Near-and-Dear Paralegal Resource”
By: Jamie Collins There are certain days when the things we each “need” to accomplish and that list of things …
“Mentorship — The Golden Nuggets of Knowledge”
By: Barbara A. Bessey, CP Greetings, TPS Nation! It’s great to see you on this absolutely fabulous Monday morning. Here’s …
“The Dangers of the Superficial Knowledge Trap”
By: John C. Cox, Esq. To the readers of this article, a word of caution: I am making a presumption …
“Is it Admissible Evidence? – A Paralegal Pop Quiz”
By: Daphne Drescher, CP (Guest Blogger) We hope this post finds you wide awake and at least partially sane on …
“All About Metadata!” (What the Heck is Metadata???)
By: Daphne Drescher (Guest Blogger) A big thanks to our honorary Guest Blogger of the day, Daphne Drescher, for taking …
“Maybe It Wasn’t Child Abuse”
By: Tonya Sadowsky (Guest Blogger) We have all seen headlines like these: “Father Arrested for Assaulting Newborn” or “Young Mother …
“Strategies for the Cross-Examination of Experts”
By: Richard A. Cook, Esq. (Guest Blogger) Good day, TPS readers! We hope this post finds you doing well on …
Is it Privileged or is it Confidential?
By: Daphne Drescher (Guest Blogger) Today, we are featuring a short (and we mean short) pop quiz on whether certain …
“School Bus Crashes End in Injury and Death”
By: William “Bill” Hurst, Esq. (Guest Blogger) This article was reprinted with permission from The Law Office of William W. …
3rd Place Winner – “Be An Empty Cup.”
******* Our 3rd Place Winner ******* TPS Writing Contest – Mentors/Mentorship Vanessa Knight (Guest Blogger) We’re pleased to announce the …
“Work Ethic in the Classroom…and Life”
By: Lesley Neff (Guest Blogger) Greetings, TPS readers, and welcome to your Wednesday! We’re happy to have you! Today, we’re …
“Cross-Examination of Experts: Where to Start.”
By: Richard A. Cook, Esq. (Guest Blogger) Greetings, TPS readers, and welcome to your work week! Oh, yes, another week of …
“Protecting Your Passwords!”
By: Dorothy Secol, CLA (Guest Blogger) If you’ve ever had a personal e-mail account hacked or an account compromised, we’re sure you …
“Medical Malpractice – What You Need To Know – Part I”
By: Carol Wells, MBA, BS, RN, Paralegal (Guest Blogger) Greetings, TPS readers! Today, we’re going to discuss a very important area …
“Two Sides to the Paralegal Sandbox – A Call to Action”
By: Jamie Collins Each day it becomes more apparent that there are two distinct sides to the paralegal sandbox. On …
“The Deposition: How to Avoid Bad Questions and Answers”
By: Richard A. Cook, Esq. (Guest Blogger) Part I of Our Deposition Series While not every paralegal actively assists with the preparation of …
“Thoughts from an ‘Old’ RP – What’s an RP and How Do I Get It?”
By: Theresa A. Prater, RP (The RP – Part I of our Designation Series) In 1997, I decided to take …
“Corporate Paralegal – Though This Be Madness, Yet There is Method In’t”
BY: Ann Pettigrew (Part II of our Corporate Law Series) Okay. I like Shakespeare. Not going to apologize for it. …
