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While I'm catching up on things I should have managed to write about sooner, ABA Formal Ethics Op. 488 is deserving of a few words.

The two documents combined span more than 110 pages, so here's a summary.

I know. I'm either: (a) such a sucker for Utah-centric wordplay; (b) a lame, repetitive sort of humorist; or (c) both a and b.

Okay. It helps to get into my mindset while writing this if you hear the title in the voice of the musical snippet "For British Eyes Only" from Arrested Development.

I had originally promised myself that the articulation of this thought would debut here at my blog.

So within the last few days the New York State Bar Association has issued an interesting new ethics opinion addressing a variation of an issue that is straightforward nearly everywhere.

It is not the only way that attorneys overreach on fees though.

As promised, I'm not done writing about the ATILS initial recommendations that have been put out for public comment in California.

As I inch ever closer to my 400th blogpost here, today's offering is something of a companion piece to a post I wrote almost exactly 13 months ago that demonstrates what should...

I've been known in the past when writing or speaking about Model Rule 4.2 and the restrictions it imposes to make the point that our ethics rule treats grown up adults as incapable of making...

The South Carolina Supreme Court was not interested in what the Bar was seeking.

That's not true at all. I never even imagined I'd be the headliner at a music festival. After this year's AmericanaFest in Nashville though, everything has changed.

That title is probably a thing somewhere else on the interwebs already, but I'm just lazy enough to not look it up at the moment.

Those risks have been made starker by the 2018 ruling of the United States Supreme Court in Janus v. AFSCME.

What I'd like to write about is a series of stories that have been piling up on pretty important developments on various fronts touching on the efforts to re-regulate the legal profession...

So … as far as 400th posts go … this should be my best 400th post at this blog.

Fettered is a fun word on a number of levels. It is a word lawyers are usually familiar with when it has a prefix attached