Law.comWay too often, a lawyer gives the client the best advice he can, perhaps the advice that every other skilled lawyer would impart under the circumstances, only to be met with the client's foolish reje
Way too often, a lawyer gives the client the best advice he can, perhaps the advice that every other skilled lawyer would impart under the circumstances, only to be met with the client's foolish reje
All the people of the world want -- or likely, need -- a confidant
Although some lawyers may claim otherwise, the professional restrictions on violating confidences extend far beyond the attorney-client privilege, writes Stroock & Stroock & Lavan's Joel Cohen, who e
Commentators Joel Cohen and Katherine Helm examine the increasing use of pseudonyms in litigation and the challenge of balancing the public interest against the privacy rights of plaintiffs
Joel Cohen and Katherine Helm examine the erosion of privacy rights in the name of national security and warn against potential consequences if legal remedies are not sought for seemingly minor encro
How should Julian Assange be treated under the law for his repeated, voluminous WikiLeaks releases of sensitive information? Joel Cohen and Katherine A. Helm consider the issues
What's in a name? Joel Cohen and Katherine A. Helm examine the ethical and professional pitfalls in play when one's courtroom adversary turns out to be a former judge
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