Cassidy Chivers and Kendra Basner Author Article "Can Zealous Advocacy Go Too Far?"
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Jan 20, 2016
Cassidy Chivers and Kendra Basner, partners in the Lawyers for the Profession® group at Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP, authored the article "Can Zealous Advocacy Go Too Far?" in The Recorder. The article discusses the statutory safeguards that exist to protect lawyers from non-client lawsuits, providing a relatively wide latitude to practice with zeal. Noting, of course, that these safeguards are not impenetrable.
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