Discipline
Aug. 31, 1999
Perilous Practice
^^Legal Ethics^^ Perilous Practice The California Supreme Court has issued a ruling that may result in disqualifying a firm from representing clients based on conflicts arising from client relationships of the firm's 'of counsel' attorneys.
^^The Adviser^^
By Mallory J. Garner and Peter J. Kennedy
Practitioners use the "of counsel" moniker to describe a variety of employment arrangements between attorneys and law firms. In some contexts, of counsel is a ...
By Mallory J. Garner and Peter J. Kennedy
Practitioners use the "of counsel" moniker to describe a variety of employment arrangements between attorneys and law firms. In some contexts, of counsel is a ...
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