Jill Switzer is a Mediator at the State Bar of California. With 40 years of legal experience, she focuses on themes such as climate change, legal affairs, and litigation, while observing the interactions of diverse generations in her mediation practice. Jill's insights and expertise have been featured in LegalTech News, Breaking Media, Inc., and Above the Law.
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Jill Switzer’s articles predominantly focus on legal matters, with an emphasis on expert commentary and opinion editorials related to law, the legal profession, AI in law, and California Bar-related topics. She also covers government & politics, culture & society, human resources & employment alongside content & publishing.
Given her coverage attributes and themes covered, Jill would be most responsive to pitches offering expert insights into current legal issues with a particular interest in California's legal landscape. Additionally, she may welcome contributions from professionals familiar with AI implementation within the legal sector or those who can provide thoughtful analysis of cultural or societal trends impacting the field of law.
It is important to note that while Jill does not have a specified geographic focus for her articles based on available data; however her frequent coverage of California Bar-related topics indicates a potential leaning towards news relevant to this region.
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Today, many lawyers no longer choose to work all hours at the bidding of some senior associates or partner.
Social media addiction, at least at the trial court level in California, is real.
Disappearing from public view in the practice for whatever reason doesn’t mean failure. It means freedom.
Hopefully, there will be a lot of taxpayer lawsuits ahead.
This new generation of lawyers needs all the intellectual firepower and commitment to the rule of law that it can muster.
The mind boggles at what could possibly be next. By Jill Switzer on June 18, 2026 2:57 pm Share Options Share a link to this article
Legal and ethical issues abound after 250 years. By Jill Switzer on July 09, 2026 6:33 pm Share Options Share a link to this article
Everyone who has passed the bar, whatever the year, has horror stories about the exam. By Jill Switzer on July 23, 2026 12:12 pm
If only NCBE would live up to the mission statement it sets forth on its website in capital letters.
By: Jill Switzer
Some lawyers don’t know how to spell collegial, let alone act that way.
