A March 20, 2019, public discipline petition includes an “unreasonable fee” charge.

Does the offense of ‘unshined buttons’ warrant suspension, even where the offender leads a life of constant danger?

By affecting our culture and modes of communication, social media reshapes many questions of legal and judicial ethics.

On the other hand, OLPR takes the position that discipline may be imposed, “regardless of whether an innocent oversight is to blame."

How did the ABA back itself into this corner? There are five answers.

There is a surprising gap in the law and literature about conflicts of interest.

Should experts testify more often in discipline cases?

When may a lawyer use information from a prior representation against the former client?

The national legal press has been buzzing recently with breaking news in the areas of legal ethics, law firm risk issues, and the law of lawyering.

Chuck Lundberg met with Allen Saeks of the Stinson Leonard Street firm.