“Jones Day Disqualified as Bankruptcy Counsel to R.T. Vanderbilt Unit Before Asbestos Trial” —
David Kluft asks: “Must a judge’s clerks, like Caesar’s Wife, be above suspicion?”
“Your Client Is Talking to ChatGPT About Their Case. After ‘Heppner,’ That’s a Discovery Problem.” —
This week, I’m pleased to highlight an open role at Hinckley Allen: “Senior Conflicts Analyst.” The job description is available on their careers page, with candidates directed to apply directly on their job site.
“Judges Overseeing Landmark Oil Cases Have Financial Stakes in Oil Companies” —
More on AI use and privilege from David Kluft: “Can a pro se party’s AI use be protected by the work product doctrine?” —
This week, I’m pleased to highlight an open role at Bond: “New Business Intake Manager” —
“Outside Counsel Guidelines: Power, Ideology, And The Evolution Of The Corporate Bar” —
“Arizona Law Firm Severs Back Office for $125 Million Investment” —
David Kluft asks: “Can I get an advisory ruling from the court on whether hiring a new associate will create a conflict of interest?” —
