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Legal ethics items (October 21, 2010)

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  • Williams v. Commonwealth: a new Virginia Court of Appeals case affirming the denial of a motion to disqualify the entire prosecutors office because one of them had previously repped the defendant.
  • US v. Matsa: USDC for the Southern District of Ohio disqualifies criminal defense counsel because his prior work on a subpoena related to the criminal charges may make him a material witness in the case.
  • In re Torrey: a Supreme Court of Louisiana case where a lawyer was conflicted out of a case, didn't return unearned fees, and hadn't deposited the fees in a trust account.
  • Law Technology News: "A Practical Guide to Project Management." "The entire legal profession is now trying to figure out whether legal project management is a trend or a fad."
  • Daily News (Memphis): Profile of a lawyer for an airport.
  • Bellesville (Ill.; St. Louis): law firm accused of planting "spy" with opposing party (a breakaway parish).


Full post as published by Legal Ethics Forum on October 21, 2010 (boomark / email).

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