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self-study/Legal Ethics

Can lawyers secretly (and ethically) record clients?

By Wendy L. Patrick

self-study/Legal Ethics

Avoiding the problem of vicarious disqualification

By Linda W. Greenberg

self-study/Legal Ethics

Disaster readiness: Ethics in a new age

By Heather L. Rosing

self-study/Legal Ethics

The Perils of Unauthorized Disclosure

self-study/Legal Ethics

Ethics and the Silence-Breakers

self-study/Legal Ethics

In the Matter of Ethics

By Brian Slome

self-study/Legal Ethics

Judges and Blogging: An Ethical Minefield

self-study/Legal Ethics

Representing Joint Clients

self-study/Legal Ethics

Unauthorized practice of law; multijurisdictional practice of law (Rule 5.5)

By Ellen A. Pansky

self-study/Legal Ethics

Warning: Ethical Lapses Will Cost You Money (Special Credit)

self-study/Legal Ethics

Partners, associates and ethics

By J. Randolph Evans, Shari Klevens

self-study/Legal Ethics

An anticipated evolution of fee-sharing

By David M. Majchrzak, Heather L. Rosing

self-study/Legal Ethics

Bar unleashes attorney blogging opinion

By Wendy W.Y. Chang

self-study/Legal Ethics

True Retainers: A Rare Breed

self-study/Legal Ethics

Mandatory fee arbitration: a primer

By Kenneth E. Bacon

self-study/Legal Ethics

Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda: Communicating With Clients

self-study/Legal Ethics

Can California lawyers ethically light up?

By Wendy L. Patrick

self-study/Legal Ethics

Other People's Money

self-study/Legal Ethics

Ending the Client Relationship (Part 2)

self-study/Legal Ethics

Be civil, for clients' sake

By David M. Majchrzak, Heather L. Rosing

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