App Helps Clients Manage Attorneys
Software developers have recently unveiled a new kind of app that claims to help people keep track of their professional bills, including legal fees.
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Can a County Restrict its Employees’ Use of Private Social Media Without Violating First Amendment Rights?
Gloucester County, New Jersey sparked controversy for heavily restricting its employees’ use of social media.
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Blogger Beware: Illinois Attorney Faces Ethics Complaint After Blogging About Corrupt Probate System
The Illinois Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission filed an ethics complaint against a Chicago patent and trademark attorney, who wrote a blog highlighting what she describes as Illinois’ corrupt probate system.Blogger
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Judges and Attorneys Should Think Twice Before Clicking “Add Friend”
The issue of judges in social media has generated significant talk amongst the legal ethics community in recent years.
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