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When life hands you a gift, sometimes you have to hand it back. Quickly.
Posted on 18 Apr 2016 by Gabriela Nolen

St. Louis, Missouri, attorney Joel Eisenstein, age 70, violated several rules of professional conduct when he received and reviewed opposing counsel’s outline of questions to her client. Eisenstein’s client, a husband in a divorce case, had... Read More

Tags: Missouri , attorney conduct , Missouri Supreme Court , ethics , attorneys

Split U.S. Supreme Court Rules Attorneys May Not Use DMV Info To Solicit Clients
Posted on 17 Jun 2013 by Bajeerah LaCava

WASHINGTON, D.C. - (Mealey's) Soliciting clients for a class action lawsuit is not a permissible attorney action covered by the Driver's Privacy Protection Act's litigation exception, a split U.S. Supreme Court ruled June 17 ( Edward F. Maracich... Read More

Tags: et al. v. Michael Eugene Spears , Department of Motor Vehicles , et al. , class action , attorney conduct , Driver's Privacy Protection Act , Privacy , Litigation , DMV , Edward F. Maracich , U.S. Supreme Court