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Whether you are an in-house transactional generalist, a litigator focusing on business disputes or the junior associate who has been tasked with overseeing the firm’s transition to a new record management system, the odds are good that you will need to draft, negotiate or review a software contract during your career. Stroud Vaughn explains how close collaboration between the lawyer and an IT expert can help—along with several key steps in the legal analysis.
How and Why to Use the Uniform Law to Secure the Attendance of Witnesses
In this issue's installment of Crime and Punishment, Wade Davies details the process by which attorneys can obtain out-of-state witnesses.
It happens more often than you might think. A client will come along who has no one who can be called upon to assist if they are unable to take care of their own personal financial affairs or make medical decisions for themselves.
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The Tennessee Bar Journal accepts submissions for publication on an ongoing basis, so consider writing an article for the TBA’s bi-monthly magazine. Articles should be of interest to Tennessee attorneys — you could detail a new state law or a complicated area of law, or take a larger issue and connect it to what it means for Tennessee attorneys and the justice system. Find a global issue within your particular experience or knowledge and tell about it and how it affects Tennessee law. Take a look at the writer’s guidelines and email editor@tnbar.org with questions! We are especially looking for diverse voices — from BIPOC writers, from our friends in the LGBTQ+ community and from attorneys who have had diverse life and legal experiences.
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