Discipline
Aug. 4, 2000
Disciplinary Rules Can Trap the Uninitiated
By Michael E. Wine. We are all familiar with the old saying that a lawyer who represents himself or herself has a fool for a client. That adage is especially true regarding the issue of compromise and settlement of an attorney-client fee dispute where a disciplinary investigation of the attorney has been instituted by the client.
By Michael E. Wine
We are all familiar with the old saying that a lawyer who represents himself or herself has a fool for a client. That adage is especially true regarding the issue of compromise and settlement of an attorney-client fee dispute where a disciplinary investigation of the attorney has been instituted by the client. <...
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