Should a Child Molester Get His Law License Back?
I’m not sure how I feel about this Child molester pleads to practice law On one hand, I really can’t see why he should get his license back. On the
I’m not sure how I feel about this Child molester pleads to practice law On one hand, I really can’t see why he should get his license back. On the
I was a little flabbergasted by how the law firm that claimed that copyright law prohibits the republication of a cease and desist letter. That issue discussed here: Copyright vs.
Earlier Post is updated with links to other sources on the subject and additional analysis.
A fellow professor recently asked for a recommendation on texts or articles that would be useful for teaching ethics. I found this to be heart warming that the professor cared
Professor Scott Moss of the University of Colorado has a great comment on the Imus defamation suit This is a classic case of a plaintiff who’s justifiably enraged about something
Professor Scott Moss of the University of Colorado has a great comment on the Imus defamation suit This is a classic case of a plaintiff who’s justifiably enraged about something
Stephen Dunne failed the 2007 Massachusetts Bar Exam and claims that it was all because there was a question on the exam in which a gay married couple was the
This is the most amazingly shady thing I’ve ever seen lawyers do. A pox on Foley Hoag. On the dark side are: Gary Crossen, an attorney with Foley, Hoag &
A lesson in practicing with civility. Beyond the letter and purpose of the legal standards, conscientious judges and attorneys attempt to implement our litigation system with reasonable efficiency, civility, and