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Are you aware of how much vacant space you are currently paying for in your office? You may occasionally walk around and notice one or two empty

Each year, I assess more than two dozen courthouses of varying size and character. At the end of each assessment, I recommend an architectural

Videoconferencing has been around since the mid-1980s. However, until recently, getting hooked up was not a simple feat. It required dedicated

What happens in a courthouse can have a lasting effect on individuals, families, communities, and even the nation. Therefore, courthouses must be

“What about my privacy? Where will I store important documents? How will I have private conversations about sensitive human resource issues?” My