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What Can Happen When Lawyers Delegate Some of Their E-Discovery Duties to the Client.  I've been expecting more and more cases on this point.     .  .  .  .  .     Mississippi updates its code of judicial conduct.     .  .  .  .  .     A British solicitor discusses the complexities of achieving diversity in a multi-cultural world.     .  .  .  .  .     This short bio of LaDoris Cordell, who's had quite a legal career in Santa Clara County, finds insights from an incident when she was a Stanford law student, taking legal ethics.     .  .  .  .  .     On the professional golf tour yesterday, journeyman Brian Davis was in a playoff seeking his first ever PGA tour win, when he called a penalty on himself.  I've often thought about two different mindsets within law firms on the issue of declaring that a conflict exists.  One is the golf model, which Davis exemplified. The other is a basketball model, where you can shove and hold and let the ref call the fouls. 

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