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Practice of Law Affair Between Judge, Public Defender Leads to 5 Retrials

Affair Between Judge, Public Defender Leads to 5 Retrials

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

Just south of Hotlanta, things are getting messy in Georgia. In late 2008, a deputy's patrol car caught assistant public defender Kim Cornwell in the steamy...

Practice of Law Are Your Contract Attorneys 'Independent Contractors'?

Are Your Contract Attorneys 'Independent Contractors'?

By Betty Wang, JD | Last updated on

Are you thinking about hiring your first (or next) contract attorney? How can you be sure that he or she is actually an independent contractor and not an...

Practice of Law How Women Can Help Women Succeed in Law

How Women Can Help Women Succeed in Law

By Gabriella Khorasanee, JD | Last updated on

Women get a bad rap. Whether it's "Mean Girls" or catfights, there's this awful notion floating around that women don't help women (and we know there's a...

Practice of Law Non-Engagement Letter: When Do You Reject a Client in Writing?

Non-Engagement Letter: When Do You Reject a Client in Writing?

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

Yesterday, we discussed the disengagement letter, and other tips for ending representation. What about situations where you don't want to take the case at all?...

Practice of Law Cutting a Client: 4 Tips to Help With Ending Representation

Cutting a Client: 4 Tips to Help With Ending Representation

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

Sometimes, it just doesn't work out. Maybe your client is insisting on taking an unethical route in pressing or defending against a claim. Or perhaps, she...

Practice of Law Lawyer Hoping for Second Chance After Affair with Client's Wife

Lawyer Hoping for Second Chance After Affair with Client's Wife

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

Robert Caulley, an aeronautical engineer, spent the last fourteen years in prison. He's getting his second chance now, and his former attorney, James D. Owen...

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