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Confidence Carries November 13, 2020

The car doors open—sun is shining. We walk up the sidewalk at the corner of B.B. King and Adams, and the early fall weather provides the perfect atmospheric quality for an air of confidence. Into the courthouse, through security, and up the stairs to the second floor, I am ...

Confidence Carries November 13, 2020
The car doors open—sun is shining. We walk up the sidewalk at the corner of B.B. King and Adams, and the early fall weather provides the perfect atmospheric quality for an air of confidence. Into the ...
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From Trial Court to the US Supreme Court-- Not a Good Path For a Divorce November 6, 2020
In May 1980 I was sponsored for admission to the United States Supreme Court Bar by my father, George Rice, Jr. Over the years it became increasingly obvious that a divorce lawyer from Tennessee was ...
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One Of Us Is Not As Smart As All Of Us September 11, 2020
Prior to starting my job as a legal intern for Rice Divorce Law, I had preconceived notions of what the work of a divorce attorney entails. As a child of divorce, I am familiar with the turmoil that ...
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Views from the Ground Up: A Receptionist’s Checklist on How to Succeed as a Future Attorney August 7, 2020
This is not the type of blog that the Rice Lawnormally posts as I am not a law clerk at the firm. Rather, I have served as Rice, Amundsen & Caperton, PLLC’s receptionist for the past 11 months, which ...
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Expectations v. COVID-19 Reality July 10, 2020
During my time in law school, one thing that has consistently been reiterated to me is the importance of adherence to the high standards to which lawyers hold themselves. Nowhere else is this more ...
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Call Me “Mythbuster” May 26, 2020
Ask yourself honestly, what do you think about attorneys? Are your views based on your own personal experience with an attorney, or have general rumors influenced your own opinions about attorneys? ...
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