Ethical Implications of Client Testimonials
An attorney’s obligations become more ambiguous when it comes to reviews made by clients on websites maintained by a third party.
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Settlement Offers in Civil Cases
Since most civil cases conclude in a settlement, you may focus much of your time working towards a negotiated resolution.
To Reasonably Rely on a Client
May a lawyer who reasonably relies on a client’s information nonetheless be liable for malicious prosecution?
How Not to “Break the Bank” — Chapter 7 Pitfalls Following End-of-Year Spending
When one is struggling financially, the holidays can be a challenging time, especially because of the modern attitudes toward consumption.
President’s Message: January 21, 2020
Throughout the SDCBA’s 120-year history, we have had countless great leaders at the forefront of our legal community.
Ethical Obligations When Consulting Outside Counsel
What ethical obligations arise when lawyers in a law firm consult with outside counsel concerning matters related to the firm’s representation of a current client?
Asked to Dance
2019 SDCBA President Lilys McCoy delves into the meaning of diversity and inclusion.
President’s Message: January 13, 2020
At the SDCBA, community and inclusion are two of our core values.
Tips for Preparing for a Successful Mediation
You have agreed to mediation. What should you do now?
Trust Funds and Rule 3-300
Must a lawyer acting as a trustee comply with former Rule 3-300 even when the trust instrument permits the trustee to borrow funds from the trust?
