Ethics/Professional Responsibility
Apr. 20, 2017
Safekeeping funds and property of clients and other persons (Rule 1.15)
See more on Safekeeping funds and property of clients and other persons (Rule 1.15)Proposed Rule 1.15 would make significant changes to current Rule 4-100 governing client trust accounts. These changes have not been without debate. By Dan Stanford and Ray Ryan
Dan L. Stanford
Partner
Stanford & Associates, APC
Legal malpractice (specialist), litigation
2535 Camino Del Rio S #324
San Diego , CA 92108-3757
Phone: (619) 696-6160
Fax: (619) 354-5187
Email: dan@thelegalmalpracticefirm.com
USC Law School
Dan is a trial lawyer. He represents consumers of legal services against negligent lawyers statewide, and is a frequent author and lecturer on legal ethics and malpractice.
Raymond Y. Ryan
Partner
Stanford, Ryan & Associates, APC
Legal malpractice
2535 Camino Del Rio S Ste 324
San Diego , CA 92108-3757
Phone: (619) 696-6160
Email: ray@thelegalmalpracticefirm.com
Thomas Jefferson School of Law
Stanford, Ryan & Associates is exclusively dedicated to litigating legal malpractice cases for consumers of legal services throughout California.
Special Coverage
PROPOSED RULES OF PROFESSIONAL CONDUCTThe State Bar of California has long said that the mishandling of client trust funds constitutes moral turpitude and warrants disciplinary action. Reported disciplinary cases offer insight as to how a lawyer loses the privilege of practicing law by improperly handling money in a clients' trust account.
A proposed new rule (Rul...
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