A Co-Counsel relationship is a lot like this Coast Guard rescue unit. They come together, from different backgrounds, and form a single unit for a particular mission. A legal team is no different. We bring together lawyers from various backgrounds and form a single unit for a particular case. Recently the Iowa State Bar Association […]
Have a matter you want to discuss with us? Just follow these instructions and you can do it be video conference. True to our motto “where tradition meets technology”, CritelliLaw is a proud sponsor of viceo conferencing by Go-to-Meeting. To converence by video you need only to be at your computer or on […]
Nick Critelli of Des Moines, an English Barrister, has become the first practicing American lawyer since 1919 to be designated a Master of the Bench of the Middle Temple Inn of Court. Barristers are admitted to the practice of law by their Inn of Court , which is also responsible for their training and […]
2013 Interns: Dylan Dinkla and Ian Marshall This year we are proud to have two summer interns. From this side of the Atlantic we are proud to have Dylan Dinkla. Dylan is a 2L from Washburn Law University School of Law in Topeka, KS. Previously Dylan worked for the American Judicature Society. Dylan will be […]
Welcome to the CritelliLaw Resource Center for Members of the Bar Lawyers for Lawyers. We are barristers and we practice as barristers. We only represent clients who are lawyers or assist lawyers in representing their clients. CritelliLaw has been representing and assisting members of the Bar and their clients since 1967. Thank you for […]
EVER WONDER how CritelliLaw can analyse thousands of documents and potential exhibits in such a short period of time? Meet Lylea Critelli, our data-miner. Data-mining is the process of determing who knew what, when they knew it, what they did or said about it and who else knew about it. It’s a pain staking endeavor – like […]
Attendees of either the Iowa State Bar Association’s Annual Meeting (June 2011) or the joint Iowa State Bar Association and Nebraska State Bar Association’s Solo & Small Firm Seminar (July 2011) who wish to obtain copies of Tre Critelli’s presentation on E-Discovery should contact us for the requisite download link!
During the Iowa State Bar Association’s annual meeting, it was learned that once again Iowa lawyers are being targeted by fraudsters. As a follow-up to the explanation provided to the attendees, we are reposting a previous summary of the fraud and how it takes place.
For those of you who were wondering whether or not the service of process provisions Iowa Rules of Court trump the Hague Convention on the Service Abroad of Judicial and Extrajudicial Documents in Civil or Commercial Matters (better known as the “Hague Service Convention”), your answer has arrived: they do not.
Congratulations! You’ve graduated from Law School, passed the Bar Examination and now you’re a real lawyer. But no one has taught you how to practice law. Now what are you going to do? CritelliLaw will help. Nick has recorded a series of videos called “Five Minute Ethics.” Log on, watch and give us your feedback. Remember if you need help, call us.
