Practical Ethics Article By the NHBA Ethics Committee Presented to the Board of Governors May 17, 2007 If you are a solo practitioner contemplating closing your practice, consider four pieces of advice. First, consider alternatives to closing
Ethics Committee Advisory Opinion #2005-06/06 By the NHBA Ethics Committee October 2006 ABSTRACT: The participation by a lawyer in a networking organization whose members are required to engage in exclusive or quid pro quo referrals with other
Ethics Committee Advisory Opinion #2005-06/04 By the NHBA Ethics Committee This opinion was submitted for publication to the NHBA Board of Governors. ABSTRACT This opinion addresses whether an attorney may act as both Town manager and Town
Ethics Committee Advisory Opinion #2005-06/03 By the NHBA Ethics Committee January 2006 ABSTRACT: Lawyers are obligated to transfer the client’s complete file, including all electronic communications and documents, to successor counsel upon the client’s request. ANNOTATIONS: The
Ethics Committee Advisory Opinion #2004-05/01 By the NHBA Ethics Committee This opinion was submitted for publication to the NHBA Board of Governors at its April 2005 meeting. ABSTRACT: Participating in non-recourse lawsuit financing is not per se
Ethics Committee Advisory Opinion #2000-01/05 By the NHBA Ethics Committee This opinion was submitted for publication to the NHBA Board of Governors at its November 16, 2000 meeting. ABSTRACT: An attorney may not ethically submit detailed billing
Care should be exercised in determining which version of a given Rule applies as of a given date, and the extent to which the interpretation of a given opinion or article will apply to such version. Many