FASCINATING FALL-OUT FROM A TRUMP PROSECUTOR’S MEMOIR OF A CASE THAT DIDN’T HAPPEN ... AT LEAST NOT YET
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“SOUND AND FURY . . . “: THE SUPREME COURT THROWS UP ITS HANDS ON THE ATTORNEY-CLIENT PRIVILEGE
After months of briefing by the parties, more than a dozen amicus submissions, and an extended oral argument two weeks ago, the U.S....
California Eyes Adoption of Mandatory Reporting Rule
At its January 13, 2023 meeting the California State Bar’s Committee on Professional Responsibility and Conduct (COPRAC) approved a new...
SEC Seeks to Compel Law Firm to Comply with Subpoena into Cyberattack That Compromised Client's Info
On January 10, 2023, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (the "SEC") commenced an action in U.S. District Court seeking an order...
Attorney and Clients Sanctioned $2.5mm For Pursuing Objectively Unreasonable Lawsuit Against Wrong Party
On April 30, 2013, Robert Fletcher and Bartlow Gallery Ltd. (“Bartlow”) (collectively, “Plaintiffs”) brought a lawsuit against Peter Doig...
Not So Fast! New Jersey UPL Committee Puts Limits of Temporary Practice and Shuts Down Recent Appellate Division Ruling
As many lawyers know, one of the one of the most pressing challenges for the legal profession right now is multijurisdictional practice...
Who’s My Client? Vicarious or Accommodation Clients.
When is a client not really your client?
The answer: when the client is considered a “secondary,” “vicarious” or “accommodation” client....
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