The seeds of controversy about ancillary businesses were planted in 1983 when the American Bar Association\u27s House of Delegates approved Model Rule 5.4 prohibiting non-lawyer participation in law firm businesses. Ohio has adopted the ABA Code of Professional Responsibility, not the Model Rules, but the Model Rules may nevertheless have an impact on the interpretation and development of ethical guidelines in Ohio and other Code states. In order to determine the status of ancillary businesses in Ohio today, analysis must proceed in this dual context
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For at least sixty years nonlawyers have been prohibited from offering their nonlegal talents in a b...
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Competition between lawyers and accountants is not a new concept. At various times during the past c...
Historically, a doctrine has existed within the area of unauthorized practice of law regulation whic...
Last year, a New York federal district court dismissed a lawsuit by Jacoby & Meyers LLP attacking a ...
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