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self-study/Legal Ethics

Can they do that? Sanctions and disciplinary actions against lawyers for frivolous litigation

By Si Eun Amber, Amy Bomse

self-study/Legal Ethics

Catch the client’s eye: The evolution of trade names in the law

By David M. Majchrzak, Heather L. Rosing

participatory/Legal Ethics

Changed pathways to becoming a lawyer

By Howard B. Miller

self-study/Legal Ethics

Deciphering conflicts based on personal relationships with opposing counsel

By Mark Tuft

self-study/Legal Ethics

The evolution of fee disputes

By David M. Majchrzak, Heather L. Rosing

self-study/Legal Ethics

When duties of candor and confidentiality collide

By Shawn Shaffie

self-study/Legal Ethics

You’ve lost your client. Now what?

By Lucy Vartanian

self-study/Legal Ethics

My big mouth!

By Neville L. Johnson, Douglas L. Johnson

self-study/Legal Ethics

How not to be a lawyer

By Mark L. Tuft

self-study/Legal Ethics

Legal ethics, personal conscience and higher notions of morality

By A. Marco Turk

self-study/Legal Ethics

Restoring civility in divisive times

By A. Marco Turk

self-study/Legal Ethics

Ethical duties and data breaches

By Alison Buchanan

self-study/Legal Ethics

ANALYSIS: Rule 1.7

By Amy L. Bomse

self-study/Legal Ethics

ANALYSIS: Rule 1.15

By David C. Carr

self-study/Legal Ethics

The entirely new rules

By Neil J Wertlieb

self-study/Legal Ethics

The new conduct rules: a snapshot

By Wendy W.Y. Chang

self-study/Legal Ethics

ANALYSIS: Rules 5.1, 5.2 & 5.3

By Amy L. Bomse

self-study/Legal Ethics

ANALYSIS: Rule 1.18

By Jessica Beckwith, Brian Slome

self-study/Legal Ethics

The disruptive and controversial new rules

By Neil J Wertlieb

self-study/Legal Ethics

The uncontroversial, but important new rules

By Neil J Wertlieb

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