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Louisiana Cases

“Of Counsel” Lawyers Are Associated With Law Firm for Purposes of Conflicts

A law firm can designate one or more lawyers as having an “Of Counsel” relationship with the firm. While the use of the term can vary from firm to firm, …

Recent Cases

Lawyers Have a First Amendment Right to Advertise “Past Results”

Yet another federal court has struck down a ban on advertisements containing information about “past results.” See Rubenstein v. The Fla. Bar, No. 14-CIV-20786-BLOOM/VALLE (S.D. Fla. Dec. 8, 2014). The Florida rules …

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Sex With Clients is Verboten. What About Sex with Former Clients and Prospective Clients?

On December 9, 2014, the Supreme Court of Louisiana considered the propriety of sexual relationships involving a lawyer and various present, current and former clients. See In re Randy J. …

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