United States District Court and State Bar Discipline
Does discipline in the United States District Court subject a lawyer to State Bar discipline?
Does discipline in the United States District Court subject a lawyer to State Bar discipline?
If a client chooses to pursue a fee dispute with their current or former attorney, the client may compel the attorney to participate in mandatory fee dispute arbitration.
The coronavirus has caused massive disruption and created a potential minefield for D.C. lawyers, who retain all their ethical duties under the Rules of Professional Conduct.
This article is intended to provide guidance to litigation counsel concerning the payment by a lawyer of costs or expenses incurred by or on behalf of a client that relates to the attorney’s representation of the client.
“Tell them the truth. You practice according to the Rules of Professional Conduct — because you have to. And because it’s good for the client, too, in the long run."
How should a lawyer calculate the amount of the unearned fee due to the client where the fee agreement provides for a flat fee paid in advance and the lawyer does not complete all services required under the flat fee agreement?
What are a lawyer’s duties when the lawyer suspects, but does not know, a client’s witness who is expected to testify at a civil trial has testified falsely at deposition in the case, albeit favorably, for the lawyer’s client?
Much has been written about the potential conflict of interest that attends an insurance carrier’s retention of an attorney to represent an insured.
What are a lawyer’s ethical obligations regarding the lawyer’s profile on a professional third-party directory website?
What ethical obligations regarding notice arise when lawyers change firms?