When Lawyers Change Firms
What ethical obligations regarding notice arise when lawyers change firms?
What ethical obligations regarding notice arise when lawyers change firms?
We are repositories of vast amounts of client confidential information — from both current and former clients.
Does an online service that provides to potential clients the names of lawyers who provide services in a particular practice area and geographic region provide lawyer referral services within the meaning of Business and Professions Code section 6155?
Does a lawyer’s failure to sign a contingency fee engagement agreement nullify a lawyer’s charging lien on the proceeds of a settlement?
Do lawyers potentially owe duties to a member of a limited liability company when the lawyers’ representation of the company causes the member to incur expenses to defend personally owned copyrights?
An attorney’s obligations become more ambiguous when it comes to reviews made by clients on websites maintained by a third party.
May a lawyer who reasonably relies on a client’s information nonetheless be liable for malicious prosecution?
What ethical obligations arise when lawyers in a law firm consult with outside counsel concerning matters related to the firm’s representation of a current client?
Must a lawyer acting as a trustee comply with former Rule 3-300 even when the trust instrument permits the trustee to borrow funds from the trust?
“A lawyer shall not threaten to present criminal, administrative, or disciplinary charges to obtain an advantage in a civil dispute.”