When a judge takes off her shoes, you may be in trouble.
Texting in itself would have been inappropriate enough, but wait till you read the content!
Limit yourself to one CLE at a time.
There can be many reasons to break off an engagement.
A recipe for dismissing a series of frivolous suits.
Deciding copyright cases involving art is no picnic.
They say timing is everything.
Make sure you filter your thoughts before writing them—all of them—in your brief to the court.
Is seasonal affective disorder a defense?
If Mr. Snuffleupagus had a law practice . . . .
The Bourne Sanction
If someone wants your cheddar, do your diligence!
When grandmotherly nomenclature becomes less than affectionate, beware.
New technology is not always used for good.
If you feel over your head in your practice area, Millar has found someone who can inspire confidence that you are definitely not the worst.
A different type of exposure in court.
A class action that reminded Millar of a Beatles song.
A live mic in a different form.
A judge who did not predict her own fate.
And to think this did not even involve emojis!