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Model Rule 1.4 Confirms “Early and Often” is Best I love speaking to local Bar Associations all over Georgia. Getting out of the office to meet new lawyers and hear about their challenges of [...]

Whether a client is changing counsel, had a change of heart about pursuing their case, or any other reason, there’s a clear set of guidelines that lawyers must follow in order to avoid a [...]

Let’s say that you or a loved one has a cardiac pacemaker or other implantable cardiac device (ICD). Have you ever wondered what happens to these devices after you pass away?  Interestingly, [...]

The legal profession is built upon trust, ethics, and accountability. For attorneys in Georgia, upholding these principles isn’t just crucial for maintaining professional reputation—it’s also [...]

Receiving a grievance from the State Bar is not a pleasant experience for anyone.  Your initial response may be disbelief: “this is ridiculous, I didn’t do that!”; anger: “what an ungrateful [...]

The results of the November 2024 elections for members of the U.S. Congress, the Presidency, and State and Local officials, combined with the current composition of the Supreme Court, has made [...]

The last thing we want to receive around the Holidays or after the New Year’s celebrations end is a Bar Grievance. Fortunately over the past several weeks, we have been able to tell our [...]

Managing your clients and firm is more than a full time job, and things seem to get more hectic every month as your client list grows and the year’s end approaches. While you’re busy running the [...]

As an attorney and mediator who specializes in professional liability cases and issues affecting lawyers and their firms, I’ve learned that while the fact patterns and circumstances of every case [...]

In every client engagement and resulting matter, a lot is riding on credibility-credibility with your counsel, the jury and the tribunal. It’s the main way that a jury and tribunal evaluate [...]