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
Manage Your Business
Practical Suggestions for Flat Fees or Minimum Fees in Criminal Cases
Ethics Committee Practical Ethics Article By the NHBA Ethics Committee Presented to the Board of Governors January 17, 2008 One of the newly-enacted professional conduct rules approved by the New Hampshire Supreme Court that drew comment, if
Closing A Solo Practice in New Hampshire
By the NHBA Ethics Committee Practical Ethics: May, 2007 Presented to the Board of Governors 5/17/07 If you are a solo practitioner contemplating closing your practice, consider four pieces of advice. First, consider alternatives to closing your
Taking Stock In Your Client As Legal Fees Or An Investment
Ethics Committee Practical Ethics Article By the NHBA Ethics Committee – November 8, 2000 Reviewed by the Board of Governors November 16, 2000 Legend has it that lawyers have been taking stock in companies they incorporate in
Ethical Considerations and the Retention of Client Files
Ethics Committee Practical Ethics Article By the NHBA Ethics Committee Presented to the NHBA Board of Governors at its March 18, 1999 meeting Facing every lawyer and law practice is the accumulation of documents, growth of open