The Winter 2013 (Vol. XXVI, No. 1) of the Georgetown Journal of Legal Ethics has just been released.The volume has the following:What If Legal Ethics Can't Be Reduced To A Maxim? by Andrew B. AyersAchieving Procedural Goals Through Indirection: The
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Who is Liable if You Find Yourself Underinsured in Texas?
If you just experienced a catastrophic property loss, the last thing you want to worry about is the amount of coverage your policy provides. If your house is completely wiped by something covered under your policy, you expect to receive…
The Great Disappearing Safeway?
–Dan Kelly, Attorney
I’ve been catching up on some backed-up blog reading and came across this interesting post dated April 30, 2010 from our friends at The FairWinds Blog at DomainNameStrategy.com. It relates the story of the Georgetown Safeway…
“One call that’s all?” Personal injury “settlement mills” blasted in Georgetown Journal of Legal Ethics
By Ken Shigley
“Run-of-the-Mill Justice” by Stanford Law professor Nora Freeman Engstrom, published in a recent issue of Georgetown Journal of Legal Ethics, analyzes the practices of “settlement mill” law firms — those that “advertise aggressively, sign a higher percentage of callers to…