A Second Bite of the Apple: Preserving Income in Retirement
The attorney looking ahead to retirement need not be reconciled to a precipitous loss of income or of the value built up in practice. By carefully planning and negotiating the terms of their departure, retiring lawyers can both ease the transition and come away with more of the value they invested in their practice.
By Roy S. Ginsburg & Eric T. Cooperstein

Contempt of Court: Has This Been a Bad Month for Your Client?
Rooted in English jurisprudence, codified in statute, and inherent in the authority of the court, the contempt power exhibits complexity consistent with its origins and may be invoked to enforce a remedy, punish the contemnor’s conduct, or both.
By Randall J. Slieter