Ethics/Professional Responsibility
Oct. 26, 2013
When essential skills begin to decline
For virtually every lawyer there will come a time when essential skills erode to the point that the duty of competence is impaired. By Karen M. Goodman and Pearl Mann
Lawyers can enjoy extraordinarily long and successful careers spanning 40 or 50 years, perhaps even more. However, for virtually every lawyer there will come a time when essential skills erode to the point that the duty of competence is impaired. Recognizing when that time occurs will protect both clients and lawyers. A lawyer's graceful exit from practice protects the public since clients' interests are addressed. A law...
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