David Kluft asks: “If I file an answer on behalf of a party I don’t represent, do I now represent them for conflict purposes?” —
- “A NJ employee field a work-related injury claim against his respondent employer. The
The Bressler Risk Blog focuses on legal ethics, conflicts of interest, law firm confidentiality, and risk management issues within the legal profession. It covers court decisions related to attorney disqualification, conflicts arising from mergers, and confidentiality breaches. The blog also discusses emerging challenges such as the impact of deepfake technology on legal practice and evidence integrity. Additionally, it addresses developments in law firm management structures, including managed service organizations and private equity involvement. The blog provides updates on regulatory considerations affecting auditors and law firms, as well as practical advice on client engagement and withdrawal procedures.
David Kluft asks: “If I file an answer on behalf of a party I don’t represent, do I now represent them for conflict purposes?” —
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“Training AI Tools on Client Data? Talk to Clients First” —
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“Muddy Waters Moves to Disqualify Quinn Emanuel Over Prior Representation” —
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“Skadden’s Intel Work Conflicts With Trump Deal, Lawmakers Say” —
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Our latest Sponsor Spotlight from Epiq includes a reminder from account manager Rebecca Frazier that their team will be at ILTACON in Nashville (booth #430, kitty corner from Intapp). She and her risk-consulting-industry-veterans Mike Guernon and Yelena Chervinsky are…
“Sidley Partner Rebuts Conflict Claim in Genesis Healthcare Case” —
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“‘They Kind of Lost Their Way’: Cooley Must Pay $25M for Legal Malpractice” —
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In this BRB jobs update, I’m pleased to spotlight an open position at Ashurst Perkins Coie: “Conflicts Attorney” —
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David Kluft asks: “Can my whole firm get disqualified if I forget to a run a conflict check on my expert?”
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“Katten, Ex-Partner Hit With $100M Legal Malpractice Suit Over Trust Mismanagement” —
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