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⟨ Former Greenberg Traurig Chicago Partner Sentenced to Six Years in Prison for Overbilling a City near Chicago
Hello everyone and welcome to this JACPA Ethics Alert which discusses the recent media reports that a lawyer who worked for the Chicago office of Greenberg Traurig pled guilty to criminal charges and sentenced for falsely billing $100,000.00 worth of work to the City of Calumet Park, a suburb of Chicago. According to the Read More
Read MoreFlorida Supreme Court Adds Pledge of “Fairness, Integrity, and Civility” to Lawyer’s Oath of Admission
JACPA Ethics Alert: Florida Supreme Court Adds Pledge of “Fairness, Integrity, and Civility” to Lawyer’s Oath of Admission.
Read MoreSouth Carolina Ethics Advisory Opinion says SC Lawyers Can Use “Daily Deal” Websites That Offer Discounted Rates to Market Legal Services
Hello everyone and welcome to this JACPA Ethics Alert which discusses the recent South Carolina Ethics Advisory Opinion which states that lawyers can use “daily deal” websites (i.e. Groupon) which offer services at discounted rates to market legal services. The SC Ethics Opinion number is 11-05 and is available on the South Carolina Bar’s Read More
Read MoreNew California Law makes it a Misdemeanor for Jurors to Communicate on Facebook, Text, or Tweet about a Pending Case
New California Law makes it a Misdemeanor for Jurors to Communicate on Facebook, Text, or Tweet about a Pending Case Hello everyone and welcome to the JACPA Ethics Alert. This Ethics Alert will discuss the new California law which makes it a misdemeanor contempt of court punishable by up to 6 months in jail Read More
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