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Hold the snark.
Or things will likely get worse, legal ethics experts advise.
Former Connecticut Chief Disciplinary Counsel Mark Dubois.
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“Lawyers think they're very smart people,” legal ethics expert Brian Tannebaum said. “When it comes to handling these on their own, they're not."
January 16, 2024 at 06:31 PM
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Litigation Reporter
Hold the snark.
Or things will likely get worse, legal ethics experts advise.
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