Tag Archives: Bar Counsel

Life Of A Bar Complaint – At Least In D.C.

Posted on May 17, 2015 by The Legal Reformer

So what happens when a legal consumer files a bar complaint? Are the attorneys ever really disciplined? Recently, the Washington Lawyer magazine ran an article titled Q&A With Eric Yaffe: Chair of the Board on Professional Responsibility, addressing these and other … Continue reading →

Posted in Tips | Tagged Bar Counsel, D.C. Bar, D.C. Court of Appeals, Disbarment, Disciplinary Action, Disciplinary Complaint, District of Columbia Bar, Eric Yaffe, Washington Lawyer | Leave a comment

Clients Calling the Shots? A Legal Ethics Counsel’s Perspective

Posted on March 15, 2013 by The Legal Reformer

Every month, one member of the District of Columbia Bar’s Legal Ethics Counsel or Bar Counsel, writes an article in the Washington Lawyer (the District of Columbia Bar journal) posing an ethical issue and providing guidance to lawyers how to deal with it. … Continue reading →

Posted in Reform | Tagged Advice, Bar Counsel, Client-Side Manner, Clients, Conflict of Interest, Disciplinary Complaint, District of Columbia Bar, Legal Consumer, Legal Ethics, Saul Jay Singer, Washington Lawyer | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: Bar Counsel

Life Of A Bar Complaint – At Least In D.C.

Clients Calling the Shots? A Legal Ethics Counsel’s Perspective

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