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Litigation Misconduct

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  1. Legal Profession Blog

    Limits Of Zealousness

    By Michael Frisch

    The Louisiana Supreme Court has imposed a year and a day suspension for litigation and related misconduct of an attorneyThe charges in this case allege that in the course of…

  2. eDiscovery Today Blog

    Meta and Gibson Dunn Fined Nearly $1 Million Over Litigation Misconduct: Litigation Trends

    By Doug Austin

    A federal judge last week ordered Meta and Gibson Dunn & Crutcher to pay nearly $1 million over litigation misconduct in a California data privacy lawsuit. The post Meta and…

  3. Unpredictable

    Sanctions Motions

    By Will Newman

    There are many rules that govern the participants in litigation. Some are written down and some are set forth by a judge. To ensure that people follow the rules, judges…

  4. Legal Profession Blog

    The Proof Is In The Tweets

    By Michael Frisch

    A District of Columbia Hearing Committee recommends a 60-day suspension with fitness for an attorney's misconduct in civil litigation and failure to respond to the bar investigation.On January 21, 2015,…

  5. Blaneys Appeals

    COURT OF APPEAL SUMMARIES (APRIL 18, 2022 – APRIL 22, 2022)

    By John Polyzogopoulos

    Jump To: Table of Contents | Civil Decisions Good afternoon. Following are summaries of the decisions of the Court of Appeal for Ontario for the week of April 18, 2022.…

  6. Legal Profession Blog

    Civil Sanctions Lead To Reprimand

    By Michael Frisch

    A consent sanction for a public reprimand has been imposed by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court.The matter involved litigation misconduct committed while the attorney was admitted pro hac vice in the…

  7. New York Attorney Malpractice Blog

    “Troubling” But No Damages in a Deceit Claim

    By Andrew Lavoott Bluestone

    Lewis v Pierce Bainbridge Beck Price Hecht LLP  2021 NY Slip Op 03911 Decided on June 17, 2021 Appellate Division, First Department shows the high bar for a Judiciary Law…

  8. Paul W. Mollica Federal Courts Blog

    Second Circuit Reminds Courts That They Have Inherent Authority to Sanction Litigant for a Single Misrepresentation, Even If the Court Was Not Misled

    By Paul W. Mollica

    In Int’l Techs. Mktg., Inc. v. Verint Sys., Ltd., No. 19-1031 (2d Cir. Mar. 16, 2021), the Second Circuit vacates and remands an order denying sanctions, reiterating that “a court…

  9. Legal Profession Blog

    Making An Impression

    By Michael Frisch

    The Wisconsin Supreme  Court ordered a two-year suspension of an attorneyAttorney Scholz's misconduct reflects a callous disregard for the rights of the opposing party, and his fundamental obligation as an…

  10. Legal Profession Blog

    Censures For Litigation Misconduct

    By Michael Frisch

    The  North Carolina Grievance Committee has imposed public censures for litigation misconduct in two unrelated matters.One involved a motion to disqualify counselYou represented Mr. and Mrs. R (the Rs) in…