Formal Opinion 512 and The Reasonableness of Fees When Using AI
ABA Formal Opinion 512’s strict adherence to ABA Model Rule 1.5 regarding legal fees when using generative AI (GAI) may not reflect modern legal practice.
The Ethics Issue
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Cybersecurity for Attorneys: Ethically Avoiding Fraud and Scams
Attorneys have ethical, common law, contractual, and regulatory duties to take competent and reasonable measures to protect client and third-party information and property.
Generative AI Competence
Maintaining competence is crucial for lawyers to avoid ethical pitfalls and ensure credibility with clients, opposing counsel, and the courts.
Can Texting Be Improper Solicitation?
Whether texting qualifies as real-time communication is subjective, but safeguards and regulations for its use in engaging prospective clients could be implemented.
Lesser Known but Wildly Helpful Ethics Rules
The less commonly cited Rules of Professional Conduct can be enlightening and deserve your attention.
Making It Rain: Nazneen Hasan
Marketing strategies for building a successful estate planning practice include client and colleague referrals, networking, and involvement in professional groups.
Calling All Women Lawyers: Your Talents Are Urgently Needed!
Wisdom, forgiveness, and feminine energy are three strengths women lawyers possess, making their talents unique and in demand.