Tag:Colorado Rules of Professional Conduct
News
Supreme Court Adopts Rule on Prosecutors’ Duty to Disclose Defense-Friendly Evidence
The Colorado Supreme Court on Monday announced changes to an ethics rule on prosecutors' disclosure of defense-friendly evidence.
Opinion
It’s Open Season on Soliciting Business Owners
An extraordinary thing happened to the Colorado Rules of Professional Conduct six months before everyone was ordered home to their COVID-19 bunkers: the prohibition on soliciting potential business clients was virtually abolished.
Business
ABA Offers Ethics Advice on Criticism
The ABA has recently issued ethics counseling that advises lawyers not to respond to online criticism, counter to Colorado guidance
Business
ABA Offers Ethics Advice on Criticism
The ABA has recently issued ethics counseling that advises lawyers not to respond to online criticism, counter to Colorado guidance
Courts
10th Circuit Says Colorado OARC Can Discipline Out-of-Staters
In a recent opinion, the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals held that an attorney was still subject to Colorado’s practice requirements — and disciplinary action...
Community
Ethics Expert Discusses the Concerns that Keep Firm Leaders Up at Night
What keeps law firm leaders up at night? The “reply all” button, according to Wheeler Trigg O’Donnell executive director Amy DeVan.
DeVan on Oct. 14...
Opinion
Lawyers’ Duties
Lawyers and law firms face the same cybersecurity risks as other businesses, but they have unique duties in dealing with these risks.
In 2016,...
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Courts
Personal Estate Representatives Assume Existing Attorney-Client Privilege
What if the personal representative for the estate of someone who has passed away needs to access legal files for the person that are...
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