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Behavioral Economics and the Practice of Law Visit for the Most Up-To-Date Information on Committees, Members, Courts and Rules June 2019 Volume 24, Number 6 GEORGIA BAR From the President: The Benefits of Kindness and Compassion JOURNAL 2019 Legislative Review We Salute Our Pro Bono All-Stars 2019 Fiction Competition Winner: The Incident at Gulf Shores THE LEGAL Behavioral Economics and the Practice of Law Visit www.gabar.org for the most up-to-date information on committees, members, courts and rules. ADMINISTERED BY: DON’T ROLL THE DICE ... WHEN IT COMES TO A DISABILITY You can’t count on avoiding a disability, but you can help preserve your family’s way of life with Long-Term Disability Insurance. It is no secret that your ability to work is a key element to your financial well-being. In the unforeseen event that you become disabled, you’d want to have solid disability income protection. 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YOUNG LAWYERS DIVISION 404-527-8778 2 GEORGIA BAR JOURNAL GEORGIA BAR JOURNAL June 2019 | Volume 24 | Number 6 GBJ | The Features 26 Georgia Bar Foundation Awards $2.55 Million in Bank of America Settlement Funds LEN HORTON 28 2019 Legislative Review CHRISTINE BUTCHER HAYES 32 Professional Develoment is Not an Individual Sport: Six Tips From the Experts to Help You Reach Your Goals REBECCA CHRISTIAN SMITH 36 2018 Georgia Corporation and Business Organization Case Law Developments MICHAEL P. CAREY 42 Fiction Competition Winner: GETTYIMAGES.COM/EVGENYGROMOV Incident at Gulf Shores DICK DONOVAN BEHAVIORAL ECONOMICS The AND THE PRACTICE OF LAW / 18 Legal Robert C. Port 2019 JUNE 3 76 GETTYIMAGES.COM/NEUSTOCKIMAGES GBJ | In Every Issue 5 Editor’s Letter 58 Office of the General Counsel 74 Member Benefits 6 From the President Texting While Lawyering Enhanced Interactive Timeline Paula Frederick & Forecite in Fastcase 7 10 From the YLD President Sheila Baldwin 14 From the Executive Director 64 Law Practice Management Get Out and Mingle: 76 Writing Matters 54 Bench & Bar Marketing and Self-Care Organization Matters 59 Attorney Discipline Options for Summer David Hricik and Karen J. Sneddon 62 Legal Tech Tips Natalie R. Kelly 82 In Memoriam 80 Professionalism Page 85 CLE Calendar 66 Pro Bono All-Stars Honoring Georgia’s Lawyers Karlise Y. Grier 87 Classified Resources 88 Advertisers Index 4 GEORGIA BAR JOURNAL EDITOR’S LETTER The June Issue Summer is here, and it’s time for vaca- Sharri Edenfield and Michael Geoffroy in tions and for some, a little down time in service to their respective communities. June 2019 Volume 24, Number 6 GEORGIA BAR From the President: The Benefits of Kindness their practice. But the Bar Journal is here The article by Len Horton on the Georgia and Compassion JOURNAL 2019 Legislative Review We Salute Our to provide you with a few ways to use that Bar Foundation awards shows that an as- Pro Bono All-Stars 2019 Fiction Competition Winner: The Incident down time to the benefit of your law prac- tounding amount of money was awarded to at Gulf Shores tice. Summer is the perfect time to regroup four deserving law-related groups: Atlanta and focus on your practice, your profes- Legal Aid; Georgia Legal Services Program; sional goals and your personal well-being. the Georgia Heirs Property Law Center; The feature article “Professional Develop- and the Atlanta Volunteer Lawyers Foun- THE LEGAL Behavioral Economics ment is Not an Individual Sport: Six Tips dation, to continue their pro bono and vol- and the Practice of Law from the Experts to Help You Reach Your unteer efforts in the community. Goals” from the Georgia Diversity Program Our legal article, “Behavioral Econom- 619GBJ_cover.indd 1 6/3/2019 3:11:53 PM contains myriad ways to help you advance ics and the Practice of Law” by Robert C. ON THE COVER your career goals. From developing men- Port, provides insight into the connection GETTYIMAGES.COM/EVGENYGROMOV tors and sponsors to finding allies to help between psychology, economics and law, develop your practice, and finding ways to applying these theories to the practice of be proactive, this article will get you think- law. We also hope you enjoy our annual fic- ing about your career advancement in new tion competition winner, “Incident at Gulf VISIT and different ways. Natalie Kelly’s “Get Out Shores” by Dick Donovan. I hope many of gabar.org and Mingle: Marketing and Self-Care Op- our magazines are covered in salt water tions for Summer” will also prompt your and sand, because you should enjoy reading VIEW ONLINE thoughts toward networking and mar- these on your vacation! www.gabar.org/journal keting opportunities that you can utilize Finally, I would like to introduce our to build your practice, expand your client new Editor-in-Chief, Kristin Poland.
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