Chester County lawyer Samuel C. Stretton. Courtesy photo Reporting a lawyer for misconduct should not be used as a weapon. When you report a lawyer, it is to make the profession better.
When can I tell opposing counsel that I am considering reporting them to the Office of Disciplinary Counsel due to their bad conduct?Ethics Forum: Questions and Answers on Professional Responsibility
When can I tell opposing counsel that I am considering reporting them to the Office of Disciplinary Counsel due to their bad conduct?
August 11, 2022 at 01:55 PM
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Ethics
Chester County lawyer Samuel C. Stretton. Courtesy photo
Reporting a lawyer for misconduct should not be used as a weapon. When you report a lawyer, it is to make the profession better.
When can I tell opposing counsel that I am considering reporting them to the Office of Disciplinary Counsel due to their bad conduct?
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