Wendy Chang Quoted in Article on a New Set of Proposed Revisions on California Professional Conduct Rules
In The News | 1 min read
Jul 13, 2016
Wendy Chang, a Los Angeles-based partner in the Lawyers for the Profession® group at Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP, was quoted in the article "Cal. Rules Redo Marries Borrowed Rules With Old and New" published by Bloomberg BNA in the ABA/BNA Lawyers' Manual on Professional Conduct on July 11, 2016.
The article discuses that the California State Bar is seeking feedback on a big set of proposed revisions to the rules governing lawyer conduct in the Golden State. The proposed rules mostly track the numbering of the Model Rules and borrow some of the substance of the ABA models, but rework or add to several rules and preserve some of California's current rules, including its strict confidentiality standards. Ms. Chang is quoted as saying "The Rules Revision Commission has worked extremely hard in order to have these proposed rules ready for public comment this summer, [t]hey are the result of rigorous debate and thoughtful analysis." Ms. Chang made it clear she was speaking with Bloomberg BNA only in her personal capacity and not on behalf of the commission.
Read the full article "Cal. Rules Redo Marries Borrowed Rules With Old and New" on the Bloomberg BNA website. A subscription is required.
Wendy Chang represents lawyers in all types of complex matters that involve the practice of the law, including risk management counseling, ethics, crises management, fee related issues, discipline defense, hotline counseling, professional liability and litigation defense.
Featured Insights

Press Release
Oct 9, 2026
Adam Topel Appointed Chair-Elect of the ABA’s TIPS Appellate Advocacy Committee

Press Release
Oct 8, 2026
Technology Service Corporation Closes on Acquisition by Blackstone-Backed Purchaser

Employment Law Observer
Oct 8, 2026
“We Didn’t Know” is No Longer an Employer Defense for Religious Accommodation Claims Under Title VII

In The News
Oct 8, 2026
Lucy Wang Analyzes What Insurers Need to Know About Two New California Laws

Lawyers' Lawyer Newsletter
Oct 8, 2026
The Rise of Management Service Organizations: How Lawyers and Lawmakers are Responding

In The News
Oct 7, 2026
Scott Seaman Discusses Google’s Coverage Battle Over Social Media Addiction Claims

Consumer Crossroads: Where Financial Services and Litigation Intersect
Oct 6, 2026
Mixed Messages Ongoing as Courts Disagree Whether Texts Constitute “Calls” Under the TCPA





