Letters
Apr. 8, 2025
The last bastion of justice: Why small law firms must lead the fight for ethics and civility
The legal system is facing a decline in civility, rising corruption, and law firms caving to external pressures. Smaller firms must unite quickly, defend the rule of law and stand firm against unethical influences.
I am 75 years and was admitted to the California Bar in 1983
(after two years in Southwestern University School of Law's SCALE program.)
I also was able to turn in my multistate exam before time was called. I mention this to illustrate my aptitude and intelligence - because I think they count. I am still practicing though not full-time. I have some significant be...
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