Ethics Corner Articles

Ethics Rules Apply to Foreclosure Work

Ethics Corner Article New Hampshire Bar News – May 17, 2013 Dear Ethics Committee: I am a newly admitted attorney and will be doing foreclosure work representing institutional lenders. I understand that New Hampshire is a non-judicial

Rule 3.3 – Candor toward the Tribunal

Ethics Corner Article New Hampshire Bar News – December 14, 2012 Dear Ethics Committee: I am preparing for my first motion hearing in a case I inherited when I joined my new employer’s firm. I have discovered

Timely Screening for Lateral Hire Conflicts

Ethics Corner Article New Hampshire Bar News – November 16, 2012 Dear Ethics Committee: I am moving as a lateral hire to a new law firm whose clients are adverse to some of the existing clients in

Informed Consent

Ethics Corner Article New Hampshire Bar News – July 13, 2012 Dear Ethics Committee: I have noticed that, under the New Hampshire Rules of Professional Conduct, there are several circumstances under which a lawyer may take a

The Client’s File

Ethics Corner Article New Hampshire Bar News – May 18, 2012 Dear Ethics Committee: After two years of litigation, my client has obtained new counsel and terminated my representation of him. He has asked that I copy

Reporting Professional Misconduct

Ethics Corner Article New Hampshire Bar News – January 13, 2012 Dear Ethics Committee: I am involved in contentious litigation with a company represented by a lawyer who does not return my calls and emails for days

Trust Accounting Pitfalls

Ethics Corner Article New Hampshire Bar News – April 13, 2012 Dear Ethics Committee: I am a relatively new lawyer. I have heard that lawyers who have been around longer than I have sometimes get into trouble

Workplace Email Communications

Ethics Corner Article New Hampshire Bar News – March 16, 2012 Dear Ethics Committee: I represent an individual, Joan Smith, who works for NH Widgets Co. Joan called me after she was injured at work and her

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