Ethical Obligations for Attorneys Using Social Media

The Pennsylvania Bar documents its comprehensive social media policy.

I was researching content for a follow-up blog post about lawyers' use of social media and ran [...]

Once again, lawyers are required to be lawyers.

In case you didn't read Greg Land's

Tips for minimizing the chances of a law firm social media crisis.

I recently presented to a group of Bar Association members at a

What are your ethical obligations to your clients and firm?

As you already know, an attorney's decision to leave (or dissolve) a law firm involves much more than just [...]

On August 27, 2014, Douglas Chandler of Chandler Law was a presenter at a CLE seminar to 55 members of the [...]

3 things to do before you open the doors of your new law firm

The business of law has experienced some major changes over the past few years, motivating many [...]

OCGA 33-24-53 better defines illegal act of "running" with harsher penalties, broader implications.

A new Georgia law, OCGA 33-24-53, went into effect on July [...]

After speaking with a client recently about a Georgia Bar complaint matter, I started thinking about my nearly 15 years of experience defending lawyers against Bar complaints. While the [...]

Fix your problem or mistake before it escalates into a complaint.

Last year I wrote a

Part 7 – Client Engages in Illegal Activity

This is the final entry in an article series that covered the wide variety of case studies we review at our Attorney Ethics [...]