02.21.2014 Consent Order of Interim Suspension [Brunswick County]
On August 19, 2013, attorney George Rexford Gore pled guilty to “willful failure to discharge duties,” a misdemeanor. Gore received […]
On August 19, 2013, attorney George Rexford Gore pled guilty to “willful failure to discharge duties,” a misdemeanor. Gore received […]
On February 14, 2013, William R. Shilling was arrested and charged with misdemeanor child abuse and communicating threats. The charges
Gregory A. Bullard was the subject of a random audit in January of 2011. The audit revealed multiple deficiencies in
Attorney Robert W. Adams represented various clients in Social Security Administration (SSA) cases. In representing several SSA clients, Mr. Adams
Attorney John W. Roebuck, Jr., illegally purchased hydrocodone from a former client who was acting as a confidential informant for
The disciplinary order notes that Thomas H. Clements “currently suffers from alcoholism, severe depression, and anxiety which significantly impair his
The question of whether to extradite Amanda Knox—should Italy make such a request—transcends purely legal questions and implicates political and foreign policy concerns as well.
This Proposed Opinion was adopted at the January 2014 State Bar Quarterly Meeting.
A lawyer generally may not represent both the borrower and the lender in a commercial real estate closing, even with consent.
This Proposed Opinion was adopted at the January 2014 State Bar Quarterly Meeting.
Absent client consent or applicability of one of the Rule 1.6(b) exceptions, a client’s lawyer is not permitted to disclose settlement information to the client’s previous attorney.
This Proposed Opinion was adopted at the January 2014 State Bar Quarterly Meeting.
Participation in legal advertising services is permitted, as long as the service makes the appropriate disclosures “fully, accurately, and prominently.”
Guidance for lawyers who are employed by a public interest law organization that provides legal and non-legal services to its clientele, and has a non-lawyer executive director.
There is no per se ethical rule against a prosecutor agreeing to support a defendant’s motion for appropriate relief in exchange for a defendant executing a release of claims.