Is Pro Bono Still Pro Bono If It’s Required?
New York’s new pro bono requirement is causing some to ask whether pro bono is still pro bono if it’s required.
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Professionalism, First Amendment Rights and an Ex Parte Bottle of Wine
Earlier this week, the 11th Circuit affirmed sanctions against an attorney, who called a judge’s findings “half-baked,” and afterwards sent an apologetic bottle of wine to his chambers with a handwritten note. Professionalism
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Attorney-Client Privilege: Is Your Employer Looking Over Your Shoulder Each Time You Send an Email?
Does a client forfeit the attorney-client privilege by sending an email to his attorney from his computer at work?
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California Passes Laws to Protect Students’ and Employees’ Privacy on Social Media Sites
Earlier this week, California signed two bills into law, making it the third state after Maryland and Illinois, to prohibit businesses and schools from demanding applicants’ social media login information.
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