L-R: Brian L. Tannebaum of Bast Amron, Harry A. Payton of Payton & Associates, .John Leighton of Leighton Law and John G. Browning of Passman & Jones. Courtesy photos.
Both legal newbies and veteran lawyers are subject to disciplinary action from the powers that be, but can a lawyer’s age affect their likelihood to comply with certain bar rules?
According to some Miami lawyers, technology-related violations are more likely to plague older practitioners, while a lack of mentorship among younger ones can lead to mistakes. Among those attorneys is Bast Amron special counsel Brian L. Tannebaum, who said that thanks to technology, the demands of practice are “more than they’ve ever been.”
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