Since my new year's resolution is to give post-crunch/crystal ball pieces a rest, I thought I'd turn to an issue that could be moving up law firms' agenda in 2008: the ethics of advising morally-questionable clients.
January 09, 2008 at 09:09 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Since my new year’s resolution is to give post-crunch/crystal ball pieces a rest, I thought I’d turn to an issue that could be moving up law firms’ agenda in 2008: the ethics of advising morally-questionable clients.
Recently there has been some discussion – in a thoughtful Legal Business article – of the role of lawyers representing vulture funds in aggressive litigation to recover debt from poor ‘third-world’ nations.
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