Topic
Communication
270 published works
Wills, Trusts & Estates Prof Blog
Family Dysfunction Should Be Handled With Better Communication
Bad family dynamics and dysfunctional family relationships can be an underlying problem in many Trust and Will disputes. Dysfunctional relationships need to be handled with a different approach that involves…
California Trust, Estate & Probate Litigation
Family Dysfunction Takes a Different Approach: Communication
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=neV4G9jXGgM&feature=youtu.be The problem underlying many Trust and Will disputes is bad family dynamics and dysfunctional family relationships. People just do not get along. And where there’s dysfunctional relationships, there’s misunderstandings…
Employment Law Matters
Preparing for an on-line (Webinar, Skype, Google Chat) presentation? Here are 10 things to remember.
As a presenter – or any type of communicator - there are a lot of ways to get the message across to a remote audience, and a lot of different…
Wills, Trusts & Estates Prof Blog
How Communication Can Build Trust
This journal column discusses an article written by Robert F. Hurley that was published in the September 2006 issue of Harvard Business Review titled “The Decision to Trust.” There are…
Marketing Brain Fodder
The Possibilities Of A Better Conversation
Face it. Most of us have hands-on experience with the truism, those who ignore history are doomed to repeat it. Or how about this one -- repeating the same thing…
The Right Coast
Act smart to make people listen to you – Business Insider
The researchers also asked individual participants to indicate who on their team had influenced the group's decisions the most. As it turns out, those who were most overconfident were also…
Marketing Brain Fodder
Listen Up! Great Communication Does Not Begin With The Message
(Note: This article was written for and originally published by Brand Quarterly in March 2015.) We are preoccupied with messaging. From 140 characters to sixty seconds; Pinterest to YouTube. From…
Elder Law Prof Blog
Invisible Men and Women – and Lessons from One Who “Awoke”
If you have a loved one with dementia, particularly if you have watched him or her lose the power to communicate with words, perhaps you have wondered, what are they…
Marketing Brain Fodder
Too Busy Being Fabulous…And Other Roadblocks To Conversations That Matter
An Atheist, A Christian and a Buddhist Walk Into A Bar. . . The title of the blog post by Andy Braner appeared in my Facebook news feed, and made…
Texas Bar Blog
Access fund can help offset communication costs
To comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act Amendments Act of 2008, lawyers provide auxiliary services, such as a sign language interpreter, to ensure effective communication with clients with disabilities.…