Anthony Davis Authors "Legal Ethics 'Through The Looking Glass'" in the New York Law Journal
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Sep 10, 2015
Anthony E. Davis authored the article "Legal Ethics 'Through The Looking Glass'" for the New York Law Journal, which reports on a recent case that underscores the risks of succumbing to the temptation to respond online to derogatory client postings. The article then critiques a series of ethics opinions that set inconsistent standards for lawyers seeking to partner or share fees with non-lawyers that give different outcomes depending solely on where a lawyer is physically based, and points to the need for a change in the rules of professional conduct that would balance the removal of the barriers to these arrangements while also protecting the interests of the public.
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