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Kremser v. Quarles & Brady LLP
Law firm may be liable for negligently preparing documents to plaintiffs who were represented by other attorneys. 		Attorneys Dec. 28, 2001
People v. Donaldson
Prosecutor as attorney and witness undermines defendant's due process rights, supporting claim of ineffective assistance of counsel. 		Attorneys Dec. 18, 2001
Wesp v. Everson
Suicide letters did not waive attorney-client privilege attaching to private communications between client and his defense attorneys. 		Attorneys Dec. 10, 2001
Center for Biological Diversity v. Norton
Secretary's action in light of pending suit will not justify attorney fees under "catalyst theory." 		Attorneys Nov. 19, 2001
San Gabriel Basin Water Quality Authority v. Aerojet-General Corp.
Attorneys who worked on previous matters involving defendant are not disqualified from current case. 		Attorneys Nov. 19, 2001
Koscove v. Bolte
Attorney not licensed in Colorado is not entitled to percentage of royalty payments recovered under contract for legal services. 		Attorneys Nov. 19, 2001
James 3 Corp. v. Truck Insurance Exchange
No conflict of interest is found regarding counsel chosen by liability insurer to defend insured's trademark infringement claim. 		Attorneys Nov. 12, 2001
State Compensation Insurance Fund v. Superior Court (People)
Court erroneously denies party's motion to examine seized documents and to hear its assertions of privilege in camera. 		Attorneys Nov. 12, 2001
In the matter of Freydl
Disbarment is appropriate recommended discipline when attorney has history of ignoring obligations to clients combined with serious misconduct in Michigan disciplinary matter. 		Attorneys Nov. 4, 2001
In re Phillips
Attorney who committed 13 acts of misconduct during four-year period should be disbarred. 		Attorneys Oct. 8, 2001
Scheehle v. Justices of the Supreme Court of the State of Arizona
State has authority to enforce reasonable requirements upon attorneys as condition of state bar membership. 		Attorneys Sep. 17, 2001
Lombardo v. Huysentruyt
Nonsuit was improper in attorney malpractice action in which there exist triable issues of fact to determine negligence. 		Attorneys Sep. 13, 2001
Flannery v. Prentice
Absent agreement, attorney fees awarded pursuant to California Fair Employment and Housing Act belong to attorneys who labored on matter. 		Attorneys Sep. 12, 2001
U.S. v. Baker
No actual conflict existed where defendant's attorney was in prison during appeal, and counsel did not provide ineffective assistance. 		Attorneys Sep. 11, 2001
Hanson v. Superior Court
'Indirect contempt' violation is appropriate for attorney whose closing argument stated trial was unfair and the attorneys' role is to misrepresent facts. 		Attorneys Sep. 9, 2001
STI Outdoor v. Superior Court (In re Eller Media Co.)
Documents prepared by county counsel and law firm to further license agreement negotiations are privileged. 		Attorneys Sep. 9, 2001
Falkner v. Foshuag
Alford plea does not preclude claim for attorney malpractice in criminal proceeding. 		Attorneys Sep. 9, 2001
In re Bonet
Attorney subject to discipline for influencing witness not to testify despite previous intention not to testify. 		Attorneys Sep. 5, 2001
Tegman v. Mullen
Paralegal held to same negligence standard as attorney when aware of unsupervised status. 		Attorneys Aug. 28, 2001
Margolin v. Shemaria
Oral fee sharing agreement that does meet standards set by rules of professional conduct cannot be enforced. 		Attorneys Aug. 22, 2001
Adams v. Aerojet-General Corporation
If lawyer was not personally involved in case of former firm's client, no disqualification of lawyer or current firm is necessary. 		Attorneys Aug. 14, 2001
Ketchum v. Moses
Court improperly calculated statutory attorney fees for attorney defending against strategic lawsuit against public participation. 		Attorneys Aug. 14, 2001
In re Lesansky
Summary disbarment is authorized and warranted where attorney is convicted of felony for attempting to molest child. 		Attorneys Aug. 14, 2001
In re Paguirigan
Summary disbarment is ordered where attorney has felony conviction for forgery. 		Attorneys Aug. 14, 2001
In re Weisbard
Attorney suspension affirmed because presiding disciplinary judge's conclusion that attorney's mental state wasn't significant factor in causing default was supported by evidence. 		Attorneys Aug. 14, 2001
Flannery v. Prentice
Attorney fees awarded by trial court belong to party, who can agree to give them to counsel as compensation. 		Attorneys Aug. 12, 2001
Bennett v. Yoshina
'Catalyst theory' not permissible basis to award attorney fees under law rejecting constitutional convention. 		Attorneys Aug. 12, 2001
Coscia v. McKenna & Cuneo
Exoneration by postconviction relief is prerequisite to recovery for legal malpractice arising out of criminal proceeding. 		Attorneys Aug. 10, 2001
In re Taggart
Attorney's failure to make restitution as condition of probation warrants increased period of suspension. 		Attorneys Aug. 8, 2001
Terrones v. State Bar
Suspended attorney presented evidence sufficient to demonstrate rehabilitation and present fitness to practice. 		Attorneys Aug. 8, 2001
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