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Is NY's New Professional Conduct Rule 8.4(g) Heading to the Courts?
On June 10, 2022, New York's four Appellate Division departments issued a joint order adopting a variation of ABA Model Rule of Professional Conduct 8.4(g) broadly prohibiting discrimination and harassment in the practice of law. Although the model rule was initially praised for its intent, it became controversial because of complaints that it infringed First Amendment rights and was both vague and overbroad. Given the mixed results in Pennsylvania and Colorado so far, it's likely the rule will end up in courts.
Law.com Trendspotter: Big Law Can Disrupt Secondary Markets, but Dominance Is Far From Guaranteed
As large law firms continue to move into smaller markets, the value proposition is clear: the ability to tap into enticing talent, be closer to valuable clients and add offices with lower overhead costs. But while Big Law firms often make a big splash when they first enter these locales, staying power is much harder to establish.
Akerman Scores Appellate Win in Protracted Fight Over Gospel Radio Station's Antenna
It's a case that relied on the court's interpretation of a condominium declaration and whether it was enforceable or not.
COVID-19 Defenses Two Years Later: The Aftermath
The New York courts including the Appellate Division have had the opportunity to rule on numerous COVID-era cases litigated between commercial landlords and tenants. This article looks at the court's rulings concerning COVID-19 defenses.
This Law Firm Is Ditching Partner and Associate Titles. Will It Improve Team Culture?
"Rob and I aren't kings of the universe. We don't run everything and we certainly don't know everything," says Marbet Lewis of Spiritus Law.
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Texas Legal Malpractice & Lawyer Discipline 2024
Authors: Charles F. Herring, JR, Jason M. Panzer, Leah Turner
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