Lawyers cannot turn around to assert a privilege that exists solely to serve their real clients, in order to interfere with the interests of a real client. In that context, the law firm is not a client and, thus, cannot … Continue reading
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Minnesota allows in-house counsel barred outside Minnesota to serve pro-bono
Reflecting a national movement that has gained increased momentum in recent years, the Minnesota Supreme Court, on January 17, 2013, authorized in-house counsel who are barred outside of Minnesota to practice pro bono. Under Minnesota’s newly amended Rules for Admission to … Continue reading
Massachusetts and Minnesota go together like pro and bono
So what do Massachusetts and Minnesota have in common? Both start with M. Sure. Four syllables per name, check. But most important? Both are considering proposals to allow in-house counsel to volunteer for pro bono cases. Earlier this week, ACC … Continue reading