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Legal Ethics Items (September 26, 2010)

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  • California Attorney's Fees Blog discusses a new bankruptcy case reminding a lawyer that he represented the estate, not the debtor personally.
  • Kennedy v. Gulf Coast Cancer & Diagnostic Center: an interesting fact pattern where in-house counsel wanted to retain and use a legal memorandum about the potential legal exposure of the executives at his employer.  The Texas Court of Appeal affirmed the trial court's ruling that he couldn't keep or use it.
  • The ABA's Recommendation 100A, discussed at Josh Camson's blog, calls on the DOJ to make more disclosure about its internal ethics investigations.
  • ALM: In West Virginia, a judge's comments while running for election have led to a debate over recusal.

 

Full post as published by Legal Ethics Forum on September 26, 2010 (boomark / email).

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