| Thinking About the Unthinkable: How to Guard Against Fraud and Embezzlement in Your Firm |
Law Practice Magazine, June 2009
Understanding the mechanics of embezzlement and fraud is essential to devising safeguards against partner, associate, or employee malfeasance. |
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| A Techno-Ethics Checklist - Basics for Being Safe, Not Sorry |
Law Practice Magazine, March 2009
The same technology that keeps your business running can quickly spawn a host of ethical issues and malpractice threats, if you do not secure your data. Follow this checklist to protect your clients and yourself. |
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| Former DA Could Be Suspended After Tussle with Lawyer |
Houma Today, December 17, 2008
In Louisiana, a former district attorney faces a suspension of a year and a day for an courtroom incident in which he allegedly traded profanities and engaged in a physical altercation with another attorney. |
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| Malpractice Minefield |
ABA Journal, December 2008
Malpractice claims against lawyers in real estate practice are on the rise. Learn the top five ethical traps and how to avoid them. |
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| Bridging the Gaps in Data Security |
The Connecticut Law Review, July 29, 2008
Many companies do not fully understand their obligations regarding protecting employee and customer data. |
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| Yikes! How to Deliver Bad News and Disclose Mistakes |
GP|Solo Magazine, January/February 2008
Admitting that you've made a mistake can be difficult. However, you may have a professional obligation to inform a client that you've made an error. |
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| The Basic Principles of Ethical Behavior |
Law Practice Today, March 2005
Young lawyers must learn to spot potential ethical problems before they happen. Follow these rules to recognize issues early on. |
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| Ethics and Time-Based Billing |
Law Practice Today, January 2006
Minor padding of billed hours might not seem like a big deal, but inflating, fabricating, or padding of hours is a serious issue that violates ethical rules. |
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| To Tape or Not to Tape: Secret Recordings |
GP|Solo Magazine, September 2006
Secret audio recordings by lawyers not engaged in law enforcement activities can resolve factual issues in witness testimony. But what are the ethical and legal ramifications of such recordings? |
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| Ten Ways to Risk Ethical Nightmares with Your Computer |
GP|Solo Magazine, June 2003
Everyday computer use at your office may present ethical issues that are easy to overlook, but can result in serious consequences. |
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