The Ethics Issue | November 2020
In this issue of ABA Law Practice Today:
Two states are serving as laboratories in an effort to update UPL and other rules that may hinder access to justice. Attorneys are ultimately responsible for the work they hire others to do for them. Those trusted with IOLTA supervision need to be trained in what to do. How to meet your ethical obligations to protect client information. Ease of Trade Name Restrictions and increased jurisdictional scope loosen choice of law firm names under RPC 7.5. A simple guide to help you get the most from your time on social media. Don’t be distracted from the mission to improve diversity and inclusion in the legal profession. An interview with the managing partner of Pesner Altmiller Melnick & DeMers in Tysons, Virginia. Jury consultants share their experience and insight about trends and the value they can add to litigation teams.Arizona and Utah Jumpstart Legal Regulatory Reform
Ethical Implications When Outsourcing Legal Work
IOLTA Accounts—Ignorance is Potential Discipline
Cybersecurity for Attorneys: The Ethics of Incident Response
Taking Names: Eased Ethical Considerations Increase Firm Name Options
Sponsored 10 Social Media Dos and Don’ts for Law Firms
The Executive Order on Diversity Training
Making It Rain: Susan Pesner
Lawyers Can Benefit By Learning More About Jury Consulting