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Ethics in Consumer Law: Reverse Logrolling

By Stephen Gardner

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Ron Burdge, an excellent consumer lawyer in Ohio, recently posted a blog piece about the ethical issue of what to do when defense counsel tries to get you to agree (usually unethically) to lay off his weasel client in the future. It's a good piece, but I have to say that, since he mostly used an article I'd written on the issue. Ron's blog entry is here if you want to check it out.

You should also take a gander at the other posts Ron has put out, prior to this one. They are uniformly thoughtful and fine--pretty much like Ron himself.

And now I can tell Public Citizen that I've fulfilled my quota of posts to this blog for March (okay, okay, March of 2007, but I'm working on it).

Full post as published by CL&P Blog on March 30, 2009 (boomark / email).

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