Volume 2 Number 1
ARTICLES
Social Networking and Judicial Ethics
Craig Estlinbaum
Order in the Court!: Ethical Conduct in a Criminal Trial Under the Texas Disciplinary Rules
Edward L. Wilkinson
Why Your Secretary Is Really Worth a Million Dollars: Exploring the Harsh Penalty for Not Proofreading Your Fee Agreements in Anglo-Dutch Petroleum v. Greenberg Peden
James M. "Jamie" Parker, Jr.
J.K. Leonard
J.K. Leonard
The Roles of Attorneys As Courtroom Experts: Revisiting the Conventional Limitations and Their Exceptions
David S. Caudill
Taking Limited Representation to the Limits: The Efficacy of Using Unbundled Legal Services in Domestic-Relations Matters Involving Litigation
Michele N. Struffolino
Malpractice Liability Related to Foreign Outsourcing of Legal Services
Vincent R. Johnson
Stephen C. Loomis
Stephen C. Loomis
Civility and Collegiality—Unreasonable Judicial Expectations for Lawyers As Officers of the Court?
Lonnie T. Brown, Jr.
Reinventing the Wheel: Constructing Ethical Approaches to State Indigent Legal Defense Systems
Bill Piatt
First, Do No Harm: The Consequences of Advising Clients About Litigation Alternatives in Medical Malpractice Cases
Katerina P. Lewinbuk
Volume 1 Number 1
ARTICLES
Professional Responsibility for the Pro Se Attorney
Margaret Raymond
Legal Malpractice Litigation and the Duty to Report Misconduct
Vincent R. Johnson
An Article We Wrote to Ourselves in the Future: Early 21st Century Views on Ethics and the Internet
David Hricik
Prashant Patel
Natasha Chrispin
Prashant Patel
Natasha Chrispin
Probing the Legitimacy of Mandatory Mediation: New Roles for Judges, Mediators, and Lawyers
Tracy Walters McCormack
Susan Schultz
James McCormack
Susan Schultz
James McCormack
Ethically Handling the Receipt of Possibly Privileged Information
James M. Fischer
Practical Ethics for the Professional Prosecutor
Enrico B. Valdez
Circular 230: New Rules Governing Practice Before the IRS
C. John Muller IV
COMMENT
Shifting the Burden of Proof on Causation in Legal Malpractice Actions
Jeffrie D. Boysen