Add to ORKGAs the number of malpractice cases against members of all professions continues to increase, it seems appropriate to review several new developments which may be of considerable importance to the practicing lawyer with respect to his professional liability. The time has come to approach this delicate subject with some plain language about property law and the portentous responsibility of the legal profession in the context of the rule against perpetuities
This 1995 Article addresses the question of attorney liability in New York. It begins with a brief i...
Under Maryland case law, a plaintiff in an estate planning malpractice action must be in strict priv...
Many people seem to think that the lawyer\u27s problem is not so much to know what the law is as to ...
Litigation against professionals arising out of property transactions had grown significantly. Sever...
Due to the nature of his profession, the practicing lawyer is invariably confronted with significant...
The responsibility of a vendor of personal property to persons other than his immediate vendee has t...
The responsibility of a vendor of personal property to persons other than his immediate vendee has t...
The responsibility of a vendor of personal property to persons other than his immediate vendee has t...
This Note argues that the Nebraska Supreme Court missed an opportunity to reconsider the entrenched ...
Discussion of two cases sanctioning lawyers for improperly 1) going into business with the client, a...
The traditional version of the law of lawyer liability says that alawyer is liable only to those wit...
The traditional version of the law of lawyer liability says that alawyer is liable only to those wit...
A great deal has been written during the past several years about the increasing number of professio...
Real estate professionals operate in a legal environment characterized by new expectations. The incr...
The Rule against Perpetuities as originally developed in England and crystalized over two centuries ...
This 1995 Article addresses the question of attorney liability in New York. It begins with a brief i...
Under Maryland case law, a plaintiff in an estate planning malpractice action must be in strict priv...
Many people seem to think that the lawyer\u27s problem is not so much to know what the law is as to ...
Litigation against professionals arising out of property transactions had grown significantly. Sever...
Due to the nature of his profession, the practicing lawyer is invariably confronted with significant...
The responsibility of a vendor of personal property to persons other than his immediate vendee has t...
The responsibility of a vendor of personal property to persons other than his immediate vendee has t...
The responsibility of a vendor of personal property to persons other than his immediate vendee has t...
This Note argues that the Nebraska Supreme Court missed an opportunity to reconsider the entrenched ...
Discussion of two cases sanctioning lawyers for improperly 1) going into business with the client, a...
The traditional version of the law of lawyer liability says that alawyer is liable only to those wit...
The traditional version of the law of lawyer liability says that alawyer is liable only to those wit...
A great deal has been written during the past several years about the increasing number of professio...
Real estate professionals operate in a legal environment characterized by new expectations. The incr...
The Rule against Perpetuities as originally developed in England and crystalized over two centuries ...
This 1995 Article addresses the question of attorney liability in New York. It begins with a brief i...
Under Maryland case law, a plaintiff in an estate planning malpractice action must be in strict priv...
Many people seem to think that the lawyer\u27s problem is not so much to know what the law is as to ...