Law Practice
Jun. 20, 2001
Seminar Circus
Like all good citizens of the bar, I take seriously my obligation to spend an hour a month learning that things like malpractice, malfeasance, nonfeasance, disfeasance, showing up drunk at work, using clients' funds to finance vacations, etc., are frowned on. And unfortunately, since I am now in-house and no longer privy to weekly in-firm seminars, I am relegated to attending continuing education presentations given by outside providers, along with other, firmless shlubs.
Like all good citizens of the bar, I take seriously my obligation to spend an hour a month learning that things like malpractice, malfeasance, nonfeasance, disfeasance, showing up drunk at work, using clients' funds to finance vacations, etc., are frowned on. And unfortunately, since I am now in-ho...
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