Lawyer Ethics

What Law Firms Can Learn About Cybersecurity From Other Industries

In some respects, law firms are at an advantage. Other industries, notably health care, have been hit earlier and harder, […]

Law Firm Trounces Legal Malpractice Claimant; She Could Get Jail Time

A seldom invoked Massachusetts law has allowed a law firm to win a $175,000 judgment against a physician to recoup […]

Is Asbestos Litigation Breathing Its Last?

Hardly, but it appears to be on a downward trend, or possibly at “top of the bell curve” to be […]

Suspended: First He Repped Sexual Assault Victims, Then One Of The Accused

A Philadelphia lawyer has been suspended for one year by the state supreme court’s disciplinary board. According to the Order […]

Remorseful Lawyer Turns Himself In

After realizing he’d failed to fax a key document, he changed the date on his fax machine and then sent […]

Is Securitization Evil? Dechert Attorney Takes On The Pope

A declaration from the papacy took aim at securitization and credit default swaps, characterizing them as a kind of predatory […]

The Civil Rights Lawyer Who Set Himself on Fire

A noted civil rights attorney, who later in his career turned to the climate change issue, committed suicide as an […]

Sharing Protected Information With Potential Litigation Funders

Third-party funding of litigation projects, increasingly popular with plaintiffs, can raise serious questions about protected information. Defendants in some of […]

Elite FLA Firm Accused Of Bribery, Stiffing Client

A Fort Lauderdale law firm known for helping George Bush’s case in his year 2000 election victory and for winning […]

Massive Slip-And-Fall Scheme Alleged In New York

Five men have been charged in what federal prosecutors in Manhattan say was a massive litigation fraud that involved doctors, […]

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