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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 …

Discipline

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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  • La. Legal EthicsSloppy Arbitration Clauses are Unenforceable https://t.co/nzcElDrpdo, Dec 21
  • La. Legal EthicsABA Issues Opinion on Conflicts Arising Out of Personal Relationship with Opposing Counsel https://t.co/ErTvtA8t5s, Oct 16
  • La. Legal EthicsAre Unusual Contingency Fee Agreements Lawyer-Client Business Transactions? https://t.co/rN1tZ5fMeK, Oct 14
  • La. Legal EthicsSeptember 2020 Discipline These lawyers were the subject of Louisiana Supreme Court disciplinary orders or Louisiana Attorney Disciplinary Board recommendations published during the month of September 2020. https://t.co/6Eb0eDegTm, Oct 14
  • La. Legal EthicsRT @TAPressly: Did you know that the Louisiana Bar Association is lobbying against tort reform? I’m a dues paying member to the bar and ADAMANTLY OPPOSE the organization lobbying for or against any bill. To oppose a bill that will make Louisiana competitive is unconscionable. https://t.co/2KSRrEFGsH, May 13
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