A Little Dabbling'll Do Ya InBy Karen ErgerFebruary 2007Column, Page 106Ignorance of the law is no excuse, especially for lawyers.
Billing GallantlyBy Karen ErgerDecember 2006Column, Page 684"Don't pad your bill" - that's stating the obvious, right? So why must we keep stating it?
Time can't change me But I can't trace time
- David Bowie
Preparing for a Rainy DayBy Karen ErgerOctober 2006Column, Page 562Tips for creating your firm's emergency plan.
Expectations in an EnvelopeBy Karen ErgerFebruary 2006Column, Page 96So why do lawyers use those self-serving engagement letters? Oh, the many reasons.
Teach Your Newbies WellBy Karen ErgerOctober 2005Column, Page 542You teach by example – is your example worth emulating?
More than the BluesBy Karen ErgerAugust 2005Column, Page 422Know a lawyer who suffers from depression? Here's how to help.
An E-MinderBy Karen ErgerJune 2005Column, Page 316Would you want to read that e-mail in the newspaper? Think before you send.
Pure Heart, Commingled FundsBy Karen ErgerApril 2005Column, Page 210Your funds and your clients' don't mix. Ever.
Avoiding the Cliff-Hanger EndingBy Karen ErgerFebruary 2005Column, Page 96Beware: dissolving law firm can end up sans malpractice coverage.
The Client That Got AwayBy Karen ErgerAugust 2004Column, Page 433The statute of limitations is about to toll and your client is nowhere to be found. What to do? A new ISBA advisory opinion offers guidance.
The Alligator in the Toilet: 10 Loss-Prevention Myths DebunkedBy Karen ErgerJune 2004Column, Page 319You've heard about the albino alligators in the sewers of New York, right? And the Nigerian get-rich-quick scheme? And the lawyer who was too good to get sued?
Look Before You Leap: The Dangers of DirectorshipBy Karen ErgerApril 2004Column, Page 217Many lawyers who are asked to serve on clients' boards of directors jump at the chance. But there's a dark side to this flattering proposal.