National Legal Resources

The First Book Devoted to Settlement of Patent Disputes. There two reasons for a book devoted to settlement of patent disputes and litigation. One is that settlement is more important than litigation. The effects of patents on people and businesses are overwhelmingly defined by the terms of settlement and license agreements and only rarely by judicial decisions. The other is that the subject of patent settlements has not received the attention it deserves. There are many books on litigation and licensing. Until now, there was no book directed to settlement. Organized in four sections, this resource is designed to help everyone involved improve patent settlement outcomes and processes. Throughout the book, numerous charts and graphs demonstrate the book's key concepts and pertinent data. Many charts are shown in color for ease of use.

This important new book provides guidance and best practices for attorneys who litigate claims alleging gender harassment and retaliation claims under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act.

This book, filled with actionable strategies and examples, will help reframe how legal professionals think about and use video in their law firms.

This is the first book of its kind to provide a comprehensive, structured and clear approach to addressing the increasingly complex pricing and delivery challenges faced within legal services.

This updated guide provides practical information to government attorneys, officials, and employees in their use of social media in a government setting.

Social Media for Lawyers: The Next Frontier provides you with a practical, goal-centric approach to using social media in your law practice.

Social Media Law addresses the current and pressing issues in this dynamic area of law.

The Solo and Small Firm Legal Technology Guide is the only book of its kind to help solo and small firm lawyers find the best value for their dollars in legal tech.

Solo Lawyer by Design: A Plan for Success in Any Practice helps prelaws, law students, and recent graduates, as well as seasoned practitioners understand where they best fit into the legal practice environment.

This book is about finding artistic and commercial success within the new entertainment industry. It was written for anyone who is involved within the industry and the world of motion pictures, television, music, the literary arts, fashion and modeling, the visual arts and the fine arts, or any other area of the creative arts. Covering all major genres of entertainment, it presents a unique overview of the artistic, business, and legal aspects of the industry. To accomplish this, it provides in-depth interviews with some of the most prominent attorneys in the country practicing in entertainment law, including entertainment-related transactions and litigation, corporate law, tax law, trust and estate law, accounting, and wealth management and preservation. It also provides interviews of experienced industry professionals who are producers, actors, screenwriters, novelists, musicians, vocalists, songwriters, choreographers, comediennes, photographers, visual artists, personalities, hosts and spokespersons, literary managers, talent managers, acting coaches, former agents, editors, specialists in marketing and promotion, publicists, motivational psychologists, and others in the world of entertainment.