Attorney Resources

To keep clients informed, Kaufman Law publishes a variety of articles and white papers.  To sign up to receive any of these publications, please provide your name, phone number and e-mail address and click the Submit button. 
 
All documents provided via the Kaufman Law web site are in PDF format.  After you click the submit button, you will have access to the documents you selected.  This web site is designed for general information only.  The information presented at this site should not be construed as formal legal advice nor the formation of a lawyer/client relationship.





101 Business Protection Tips
Lawyers are frequently targeted by opponents and others who think the legal system has done them wrong. Learn 101 easy, cost-free or low-cost ways to protect yourself, your staff and your business from these people.
Download Now


101 Personal Protection Tips
Lawyers and other professionals who work late hours and/or go strange places are natural targets for crime. In addition, many people are personally offended by what lawyer’s do for their clients. Learn 101 easy, cost-free or low-cost ways to protect yourself and your family.
Download Now


ABA Computer Security Article


ABA Translation Article
Tips and techniques for dealing with clients and witnesses who do not speak English or who require a translator.


An Experiment in Task Order Billing — ABA’s Law Trends News


Auto Collision Client Statement Checklist
A checklist of questions and facts to ask any potential PI client.


Common Contract Errors and Omissions


Sample E-Discovery Material
Sample Interrogatories and Requests for Production of Documents specially tailored for the discovery of electronic documents. Specially created to comply with and in conformance with the new Federal Rules of Civil Procedure.


Team Up to Beat the Big Firms
Learn how to create your own “big law” firm to successfully challenge the mega firms.  Includes sample retainer agreement and tips for success.


The Perils of Clients Who Don’t Speak English


What If the Deal Goes Bad? What Litigators (Don’t) Want You to Know
Tips for how non-litigators can successfully work with trial attorneys before and after the fact, to get the best result for the client.  Includes suggestions and tips for success.


Why You Need a Contract

*Name
*Phone Number
*E-Mail Address
What is 4 + 3?
(to stop spam)

*required fields