Lawyers say a crackdown has particularly targeted attorneys who let their administrative responsibilities slip, and small firm and solo practitioners are bearing the brunt of change.
September 01, 2022 at 06:33 PM
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Litigation Reporter
Lawyers seem to be facing greater consequences for ethics violations in recent years, according to some attorney discipline counsel.
That crackdown has particularly targeted attorneys who let their administrative responsibilities slip, and small firm and solo practitioners are bearing the brunt of change, lawyers say.
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