Overview

Professional Experience
ExperienceYears
President, Justia, Inc.2005-Current
I work with a wonderful team to help make legal information and resources easy to find, and to help law firms market their practices online.
Co-founder, President, VP, FindLaw Inc.1995-2004
Served as president until the sale to Thomson West in 2001, and vice president after the sale.
Education
SchoolFocusDegreeYear
Stanford UniversityCommunicationsB.A. (1990)
Honors: Phi Beta Kappa
Activities: Stanford Daily
Harvard Law SchoolJ.D. (1993)1993
Activities: Harvard Environmental Law Review, Battered Women's Advocacy Project
Professional Affiliations
PositionYears
Member, Legal Marketing AssociationCurrent
Member, American Bar AssociationCurrent
Member, California State Bar1993-Current

Publications

Publications
TitlePublisherPublished
Making the Most of Your Internet MarketingSunnyvale - Cupertino Bar AssociationOctober, 2009
MCLE Luncheon Meeting
Alternative Visions of Leadership and Success: Nontraditional Career PathsHarvard Law School Celebration 552008
Panel discussion
Making the Most of Your Internet Marketing: Free & Cost Effective Solutions for Law FirmsABA Law Practice Management Section & NBA Women Lawyers Division2006
8th Annual Joint Technology Program
Ethical Practices in Online MarketingAlbany Law School : Albany Institute of Legal StudiesNovember, 2004
The Conference of Ethics, Marketing & Law Firm Management
Technology: The Law Office of the Future 77th State Bar Annual Meeting 2004
Panel discussion
An Insiders Guide to FindLawLawyers' Club of Los Angeles County & Los Angeles Daily Journal2003
Bridging the Gap Program
Building Comprehensive Legal CommunityMarcus Evans2003
Moderator, Legal Technology Summit
From Law to BusinessHarvard Law School Celebration 502003
Panel discussion
How to Use Internet Resources and Service Providers to Enhance Your Practice76th State Bar Annual Meeting2003
Cybersluething Glasser Legal Works April, 2001
Panel with Craig Ball and Carole Levitt
On A Virtual Adventure: The Hottest Legal Destinations in CyberSpaceACCA ELawyer 20002000
Supercharged Legal ResearchGlasser Legal Works October, 2000
Panel with Craig Ball and Shelley Albom
To Pay or Not to Pay: How to Organize Your Internet Research TimeGlasser Legal Works 1999
Internet Training and Research Workshop for Intermediate and Advanced Users Glasser Legal Works March, 1998

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Videos

Videos


Legal Answers

Questions Answered by Stacy Lynn Stern - Justia Legal Answers
  • Q: I paid my rent on time and in full, but my landlord posted a 3 day notice to pay rent or quit, should I be worried?
    A: You should contact the landlord and explain that you paid the rent in full and find out why they posted the notice. It sounds like there might be some type mis-communication or error. Perhaps they misfiled your check, or it was lost in the mail or something. It is best to communicate with the landlord rather than ignore the notice.
  • Q: Do I need a lawyer to buy a house?
    A: In most states, including, California, you do not need a lawyer to purchase a home. In some states a lawyer is required for some aspects of the deal, such as preparing the purchase documents, running a title search and closing. Buying a house is a complex transaction and for most people the largest purchase they ever make, so having the help of an experienced real estate agent or lawyer who is familiar with the process is helpful. Real estate agents are generally paid by commission. The seller usually pays the commission to both the buyer and seller's agents. Lawyers are usually paid an hourly rate for this type of work.
  • Q: Is it illegal to hire a family member
    A: Family members legally hire family members all the time. There are many small businesses run by families for example. A company might have an internal policy that prohibits hiring a family member. Employees can check with the HR department in their companies to see if that type of policy exists.

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