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In a new case from the Arizona Court of Appeals, Martin-Costa v. Kiger, a firm that had represented the mother in a divorce action later appeared for the father in defense of criminal molestation charges.  The mother was denied standing to assert a conflict.       . . . . . .       Elena Kagan's fund-raising efforts at Harvard might lead to recusals questions, but ethics experts (including Steve Gillers) said that it's not likely that recusal would often, if ever, be appropriate.       . . . . .        At his blog, Alberto Bernabe rounds up some tips on "how not to practice law."       . . . . .       A Connecticut lawyer offers tips on how to avoid client grievances.  (HT: ALM)      . . . . .       Here's a pessimistic prognosis for international firms looking for business in Hungary, from TheLawyer.com.       . . . . .       Legally India carries the latest news on foreign firms fighting for the right to continue practicing in India.       . . . . .       Point of Law reports on a suit by GEICO alleging racketeering and insurance fraud, in which lawyers are named as defendants.       . . . . .       

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