LAWYERS & LIES: Part Four–On Negotiations
PROFESSIONAL ETHICAL RULES GOVERNING LAWYERS’ LYING, e.g., IN NEGOTIATIONS 1. “As...
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LAWYERS & LIES: PART THREE
All Witnesses Lie The first part of the following comes from a piece of fiction. Many...
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LAWYERS AND LIES: PART TWO
American Lawyers Have to Lie Here is what a leading Yale Law School scholar says about...
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THE NATURE OF LEGAL AGENCY AND THEREFORE LAWYERS
The RESTATEMENT is as good as any other source. Here is what § 1(1) says: “Agency is the...
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Problems of Judges: Criminal–Performance & Victim
Judicial Poison An Ohio judge, 72 years old, was poisoned by his wife. She used antifreeze...
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In-House Counsel–Future Growth v. Inferior Status–Part I
In the last several years approximately 50-58% of larger companies have moved...
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Insurance: IPOs & Attorney Malpractice
IPOs from Silicon Valley are worrisome these days, says the WALL STREET JOURNAL. (October...
Read MoreDeposition Questions for “Obligation to Hurry Situations”
The reason is that the idea of the possible is a very complex one. The term “possible” is ambiguous, and can easily create confusion. If the term “possible” means “as quickly as it could be done,” then such a decision can be...
Read MoreCyberInsurance Coverage for Administrative Law, Overseas Biz Tax Problems
Some corporations are currently trying to move out of U.S. tax liability. Some corporations are already international “Big Time. International biz can lead to a whole array of different tax problems in a whole lot...
Read MoreAN INSURANCE ADJUSTMENT AXIOM: LOOK FOR COVERAGE
I started working on first-party insurance claims in the early 1980s. I have been collecting data and literature on insurance adjusting, i.e., claims handling, ever since. A fair amount of it is collected, explicated, and...
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