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FAQs / Louisiana Cases

May I Undertake a Limited Scope Representation?

A Louisiana lawyer may undertake a “limited scope” representation of a client. See La. Rules of Prof’l Conduct R. 1.2(c). For example, a lawyer who represents an employee injured on the …

Ethics Opinions / Recent Cases

Lawyer Interfirm Mobility Facilitated by Recent Developments

Traditionally, a lawyer joined a law firm immediately after law school graduation and retired from that firm after a long career. This, of course, is no longer true. Several recent …

Recent Cases

Fixed Fees Are Earned When Paid in Louisiana

In an interesting opinion decided today (September 24, 2009), the District of Columbia Court of Appeals held that fixed fees “are an advance of unearned fees that belong to the …

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