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Why MSOs Are a No Go for Solo and Small Law Firms

MSOs are not a new solution for law firm ownership issues; past experiments have shown significant risks and failures.

Legal Ethics Roundup: Federal Alaska Judge Disbarred, Detainees' Rights To Talk To Lawyers, The Ethics Of 'AI Slop' In Court Pleadings & More - Above the Law

Mr. Freund is part of a growing network of lawyers who track down A.I. abuses committed by their peers, collecting the most egregious examples and posting them online. The group hopes that by tracking down the A.I. slop, it can help draw attention to the problem and put an end to it. ... 'These cases are damaging the reputation of the bar,' said Stephen Gillers, an ethics professor at New York University School of Law.

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fromAbove the Law

6 months ago

That 70s Show: Why Your 70s Might Be The Perfect Time To Start A Law Firm - Above the Law

Lawyers in their 70s are well-positioned to start firms serving older clients and later-in-life entrepreneurs.

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fromAbove the Law

6 months ago

What No One Tells You About Running A Law Firm (Part I) - Above the Law

Owning a law firm can provide lawyers, especially mothers, the control and flexibility needed to blend professional success with family life.

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fromABA Journal

9 months ago

Nonlawyers can partly own law firms in Puerto Rico under revised ethics rules

Puerto Rico now permits nonlawyer ownership in law firms, allowing up to 49% stake.