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Legal Ethics Forum: Efficiency and Disclosure in Criminal Cases
http://www.legalethicsforum.com/blog/2015/08/efficiency-and-disclosure-in-criminal-cases.html
Active Bloggers (in order of joining). Brad Wendel (Cornell Law School). John Steele: Adjunct Lecturer (various schools at various times). David Hricik (Mercer University School of Law). Andrew Perlman (Suffolk University Law School). David McGowan (University of San Diego School of Law). Steve Lubet (Northwestern University Law School). Anita Bernstein (Brooklyn Law School). Steve Berenson (Thomas Jefferson School of Law). Monroe H. Freedman (Hofstra University Law School). Roy Simon (Hofstra Law School).
Legal Ethics Forum: The July/August Issue of the New York Legal Ethics Reporter is Out!
http://www.legalethicsforum.com/blog/2015/08/the-julyaugust-issue-of-the-new-york-legal-ethics-reporter-is-out.html
Active Bloggers (in order of joining). Brad Wendel (Cornell Law School). John Steele: Adjunct Lecturer (various schools at various times). David Hricik (Mercer University School of Law). Andrew Perlman (Suffolk University Law School). David McGowan (University of San Diego School of Law). Steve Lubet (Northwestern University Law School). Anita Bernstein (Brooklyn Law School). Steve Berenson (Thomas Jefferson School of Law). Monroe H. Freedman (Hofstra University Law School). Roy Simon (Hofstra Law School).
Legal Ethics Forum: Transactional lawyers as business advisors? (New 7th Circuit opinion)
http://www.legalethicsforum.com/blog/2015/07/transactional-lawyers-as-business-advisors-new-7th-circuit-opinion.html
Active Bloggers (in order of joining). Brad Wendel (Cornell Law School). John Steele: Adjunct Lecturer (various schools at various times). David Hricik (Mercer University School of Law). Andrew Perlman (Suffolk University Law School). David McGowan (University of San Diego School of Law). Steve Lubet (Northwestern University Law School). Anita Bernstein (Brooklyn Law School). Steve Berenson (Thomas Jefferson School of Law). Monroe H. Freedman (Hofstra University Law School). Roy Simon (Hofstra Law School).
Legal Ethics Forum: Does SCOTUS Need a Code of Conduct
http://www.legalethicsforum.com/blog/2015/07/does-scotus-need-a-code-of-conduct.html
Active Bloggers (in order of joining). Brad Wendel (Cornell Law School). John Steele: Adjunct Lecturer (various schools at various times). David Hricik (Mercer University School of Law). Andrew Perlman (Suffolk University Law School). David McGowan (University of San Diego School of Law). Steve Lubet (Northwestern University Law School). Anita Bernstein (Brooklyn Law School). Steve Berenson (Thomas Jefferson School of Law). Monroe H. Freedman (Hofstra University Law School). Roy Simon (Hofstra Law School).
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Active Bloggers (in order of joining). Brad Wendel (Cornell Law School). John Steele: Adjunct Lecturer (various schools at various times). David Hricik (Mercer University School of Law). Andrew Perlman (Suffolk University Law School). David McGowan (University of San Diego School of Law). Steve Lubet (Northwestern University Law School). Anita Bernstein (Brooklyn Law School). Steve Berenson (Thomas Jefferson School of Law). Monroe H. Freedman (Hofstra University Law School). Roy Simon (Hofstra Law School).
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Random Ramblings About Life and Law School : Does anybody else feel like we're living through the first chapter of The Stand?
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Random Ramblings About Life and Law School. Thursday, April 30, 2009. Does anybody else feel like we're living through the first chapter of The Stand? Just Monday, for the first time ever, the World Health Organization raised the influenza pandemic alert to level 4. Today (well, technically yesterday since it's just after midnight) they raised it to level 5. Here's the level and link to the statement by the WHO's director-general, Dr. Margaret Chan:. Statement by WHO Director-General, Dr Margaret Chan.
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Random Ramblings About Life and Law School : Swine flu: an overrreaction or not getting the whole story?
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Random Ramblings About Life and Law School. Friday, May 1, 2009. Swine flu: an overrreaction or not getting the whole story? Yet at the same time, we're supposed to treat the patients suspected of having swine flu exactly the same as we treat other patients suspected of having the regular flu. In other words, no special precautions beyond the mask and not having them wait in the waiting room. Q&A: Why is swine flu such a big deal? NBC’s Robert Bazell sorts the facts from the fears. Influenza is virus tha...
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Random Ramblings About Life and Law School : May 2009
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Random Ramblings About Life and Law School. Monday, May 4, 2009. Thank you, Wikipedia! Without you I wouldn't be able to understand some of my Con Law cases. Friday, May 1, 2009. Swine flu: an overrreaction or not getting the whole story? Q&A: Why is swine flu such a big deal? NBC’s Robert Bazell sorts the facts from the fears. Chief science and health correspondent. Updated 8:01 pm ET, Sun., April 26, 2009. NBC Chief Science and Health Correspondent Robert Bazell answers questions on the outbreak. This ...
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Random Ramblings About Life and Law School : It's a brand new day!
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Random Ramblings About Life and Law School. Tuesday, January 20, 2009. It's a brand new day! I had to see it for myself. I taped both CNN and CNBC. I'm not sure why. Overjoyed as I have been all day that Bush is no longer president, it wasn't until just now, as I was watching President Obama take the oath of office on CNN, that it finally felt like we have a new president. That he is now President Obama, he is now the President of the United States. The chorus "Oh, happy day! Keeps running through my head.
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Random Ramblings About Life and Law School : At last...
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Random Ramblings About Life and Law School. Monday, January 19, 2009. Today is the last day of the worst presidency in American history. Tomorrow, the first day of hope in a long, long time. My Con Law professor knows someone who took Con Law from Barack Obama when he was still teaching. One day, as an example of the greatness of this democracy, Obama said to his class "Hey, one day even I might be president! And how fitting that he would prove them all wrong the day after Martin Luther King Day. Law v L...
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Random Ramblings About Life and Law School : Wow, it's been a while!
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Random Ramblings About Life and Law School. Saturday, January 3, 2009. Wow, it's been a while! My last post was about 3 or 4 weeks ago, so I figured I owed it to my both of my readers to post a little update. ;). Much more organized in actually writing it, which was kind of disappointing. If anything, I was more aware of how disorganized I was and how many more issues I wanted to address but couldn't! What do I do now? Anyway, I hope everyone did well last semester! I'm a 30-something woman who is workin...
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Random Ramblings About Life and Law School : It's the waiting that gets you
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Random Ramblings About Life and Law School. Monday, January 5, 2009. It's the waiting that gets you. I don't know about you, but I'm guessing you also have to wait for your grades to pop up on Campus Cruiser or some other kind of internet program. Back in undergrad we got the old-fashioned report cards. Although you had to wait seemingly forever for them, at least you got your grades all at once. What's interesting is that I got the highest grade I've gotten so far in " The Exam. THAT makes me jealous.
Nancy Rapoport's Blogspot: January 2015
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Blogging about all sorts of things- governance in higher education, in businesses, and in law firms; bankruptcy ethics; popular culture and the law; Enron and other corporate fiascos; professional responsibility generally; movies; ballroom dancing; and anything else that gets my attention. Tuesday, January 27, 2015. Chilling series, but important to read. So grateful to CNN for this particular series. Links to this post. Why Lucy Kellaway rocks, part n. Links to this post. Links to this post. I told Fitb...
Nancy Rapoport's Blogspot: Interesting new scholarship on academic freedom and social media.
http://nancyrapoport.blogspot.com/2015/05/interesting-new-scholarship-on-academic.html
Blogging about all sorts of things- governance in higher education, in businesses, and in law firms; bankruptcy ethics; popular culture and the law; Enron and other corporate fiascos; professional responsibility generally; movies; ballroom dancing; and anything else that gets my attention. Wednesday, May 13, 2015. Interesting new scholarship on academic freedom and social media. My buddy Michael LeRoy. Who does very cool work, wrote it. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View a shorter bio with picture.
Professional Responsibility Blog: Recent case discusses what makes screening "ineffective"
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Professor Alberto Bernabe - The John Marshall Law School. Tuesday, May 12, 2015. Recent case discusses what makes screening "ineffective". A new case in which the court found that screening mechanisms would not be effective in a case involving the hiring of a paralegal from another firm even though the court found that the firm’s screening measures “mirror and, sometimes exceed, screens approved in other cases.” The case is called Ullman v Denco and it is available here. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Wick R. Chambers – Legal Ethics For Connecticut Lawyers Emphasizing Prevention. An Affordable, Prompt Resource For Saving Time and Money by Preventing Ethics Questions from becoming Problems and Grievances. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Lawyer Disbarred for Dating his Daughter’s Roommate. April 27, 2015. The story is reported at Above the Law here. Brendan Sullivan on prosecutorial misconduct. April 1, 2015. Letters of engagement: a cautionary tale. May 19, 2014. Moral of the story:...
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Active Bloggers (in order of joining). Brad Wendel (Cornell Law School). John Steele: Adjunct Lecturer (various schools at various times). David Hricik (Mercer University School of Law). Andrew Perlman (Suffolk University Law School). David McGowan (University of San Diego School of Law). Steve Lubet (Northwestern University Law School). Anita Bernstein (Brooklyn Law School). Steve Berenson (Thomas Jefferson School of Law). Monroe H. Freedman (Hofstra University Law School). Roy Simon (Hofstra Law School).
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Active Bloggers (in order of joining). Brad Wendel (Cornell Law School). John Steele: Adjunct Lecturer (various schools at various times). David Hricik (Mercer University School of Law). Andrew Perlman (Suffolk University Law School). David McGowan (University of San Diego School of Law). Steve Lubet (Northwestern University Law School). Anita Bernstein (Brooklyn Law School). Steve Berenson (Thomas Jefferson School of Law). Monroe H. Freedman (Hofstra University Law School). Roy Simon (Hofstra Law School).
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This website contains information relating to legal ethics composed by Globe Education Network paralegal students to benefit attorneys, paralegals, and the general public. DISCLAIMER - THE CONTENTS OF THIS WEBSITE DO NOT CONSTITUTE LEGAL ADVICE. See additional disclaimer below. Tuesday, March 15, 2011. Hiring a Non-Lawyer With Intent to Split Fees- Summarized by Student Samantha Hamm. Find the case at: http:/ www.gasupreme.us/sc-op/pdf/s09y2049.pdf. Unauthorized practice of law. C05 10.ask D 6460390.
Legal Ethics in Motion | Legal Ethics in the Digital Age
ABA Warns Attorney’s Posting on Public Commentaries. Posted by Kyle Dungca. On Mar 29, 2018 in Attorney-Client Relationship. The ABA understands that a lawyer’s engagement in public commentaries and providing of examples via hypotheticals is a beneficial way for lawyers to share knowledge, opinions, and experiences with the general public. More recently, lawyers have increasingly been doing so by way of online platforms. To read the full opinion, click here. Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new windo...
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