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The 2017 update to the Minnesota Legal Ethics treatise by Bill Wernz is now available.
New eBook by Bill Wernz released.Dealing with and Defending Ethics Complaints is a guide written by well-known ethics attorney William J. Wernz as a companion to his MN Legal Ethics treatise (7th Ed coming June 2017)..
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Mr. Nelson was the first lawyer against whom I brought unprofessional conduct charges, in 1982, when I was with the Office of Lawyers Professional Responsibility (OLPR). As the hearing before a Lawyers Board Panel was about to start, ...
The seventh edition of Minnesota Legal Ethics will be posted next month. This month’s blog reproduces a new section in the treatise chapter titled, “What Minnesota Legal Ethics is All About.” While most of the treatise is intended to be used, for ...
This blog supplements my April 10, 2017 Minnesota Lawyer article, Board Forbids Lawyer Self-Defense in Public Forum . The blog also incorporates the substance of my October 13, 2106 Minnesota Lawyer article, Lawyers Board Opinion 24: ...
Dealing With and Defending Ethics Complaints distills my 35+ years’ experience on all sides of the professional responsibility system – investigating, prosecuting, defending and consulting. The new eBook serves several purposes: giving an overview ...
When may a lawyer represent one former client against another former client, when the lawyer previously represented the parties as joint clients? The issue arises most often when the first representation is of spouses (H and W), on estate planning or ...