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attorney-client relationship

Who Decides What in the Attorney-Client Relationship?

October 21, 2019 Robin Bull ABA Ethics, Attorney, Blog, Ethics, Law Practice Management, Lawyer, Solo Practice Leave a comment

The attorney-client relationship can be tricky. This breakdown explains the client’s responsibilities and those of the lawyer.

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Common sense is a component in the laws related to legal ethics

Common Sense Lives in the Law

September 30, 2019 Robin Bull ABA Ethics, Attorney, Attorney Discipline, Blog, Ethics, Lawyer, Solo Practice Leave a comment

It may not seem like it, but common sense lives within the law…even when it comes to legal ethics.

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online privacy and privileged communication

Government Spying on Privileged Communications

September 23, 2019 Robin Bull ABA Ethics, Attorney, Blog, Cyber Security, Ethics, Law Practice Management, Lawyer, Solo Practice, Technology Leave a comment

Since the announcement a few years back that the federal government had collected both phone call data and internet usage data, what can lawyers do to protect privileged communications?

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California Bar discipline depends on several factors.

Three Commonly Violated Ethics Rules

September 18, 2019 Robin Bull ABA Ethics, Attorney, Attorney Discipline, Blog, Ethics, Law Practice Management, Lawyer, Solo Practice Leave a comment

Not all states provide statistics on ethics violations. However, from the experience of Zavieh Law as an ethics defense lawyer, these three Model Rules are the ones most often violated.

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Software review

Ntrepid Timestream Interactive Timeline Software Review

September 9, 2019 Robin Bull Attorney Resources, Blog, Innovation, Law Practice Management, Resources, Software, Technology Leave a comment

Ntrepid Timestream is an interactive timeline creation tool for lawyers. We tried to use it. Here’s what we thought about this legal tech tool.

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Lawyers have a higher risk of substance abuse.

The Profession Must Actually Help Addicted Lawyers

September 3, 2019 Robin Bull ABA Ethics, Attorney, Attorney Discipline, Attorney Resources, Blog, Ethics, Law Practice Management, Lawyer, Mental Health, Substance Abuse Leave a comment

Lawyers have a higher likelihood of substance abuse. It’s time for the entire profession to step up and do something to help addicted lawyers.

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minimizing the risk of ethics complaints

Minimize the Risk of an Ethics Complaint

August 26, 2019 Robin Bull Attorney, Attorney Discipline, Attorney Resources, Billing, Blog, Ethics, Finances, Law Practice Management, Lawyer, Social Media, Technology Leave a comment

Minimizing the risk of ethics complaints may seem overwhelming. The truth is, a small investment of your time goes a long way!

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attorney client relationship isn't always so straight forward

The Attorney Client Relationship in California: Calling It Quits

July 29, 2019 Robin Bull Attorney, Attorney Resources, Blog, California State Bar Defense, Ethics, Law Practice Management, Lawyer Leave a comment

The attorney client relationship isn’t always easy to navigate. What can California lawyers do if they want to call it quits with a client?

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Billing to avoid ethical complaints

Billing to Avoid Ethics Complaints

July 22, 2019 Robin Bull Attorney, Attorney Discipline, Attorney Resources, Billing, Blog, Ethics, Law Practice Management, Lawyer, Resources Leave a comment

There are many strategies lawyers can use to minimize the risk of ethics complaints. Here’s one of those strategies.

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California Leading Change – ATILS Public Comment is Coming [LGE 068]

July 9, 2019 Megan Zavieh Ethics, Innovation, Podcast Leave a comment

As California’s Task Force on Access Through Innovation of Legal Services makes its recommendations and the Board of Trustees puts

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