Pro bono and public service work sit at the heart of the profession’s moral compass. They remind every practitioner why law exists in the first place—to serve, to protect, and…
In a law office, few situations create more tension than realizing a client may be involved in misconduct. It’s the kind of moment that makes everyone stop and think about…
Client confidentiality is one of the most fundamental duties in the legal profession. In Washington, D.C. and Northern Virginia, this obligation represents both a moral and professional commitment. Yet, the…
Before representation begins, a lawyer’s duty extends beyond interest and availability. There exists a critical ethical responsibility to assess the truth and legitimacy of a potential client’s claims. In Washington,…
