Q: I read the Ethics Corners published by the Ethics Committee in 2021 related to motions to withdraw. Is there updated guidance on the information I can disclose when filing such a motion? A: On December 3,
Q: I am considering whether to withdraw from representing one client in order to enable representing another client. I have reviewed the three Ethics Corners relating to withdrawal published in 2021. I have determined that I am
Ethics Corner Dear Ethics Committee: I am a prosecutor who currently has a case pending against a pro se defendant. What ethics rules and considerations should I be aware of? Prosecuting pro se defendants is a significantly
Updated Guidance on Disclosure of Information in Motions to Withdraw May 28, 2026 Material Adverse Effect Under Rule 1.16(b)(1) May 28, 2026 Ethics of Prosecuting Pro Se Defendants Dec 15, 2025 #2025-26/01 False Testimony by a Non-Client
Question: I represent a plaintiff in a case where we successfully mediated a very contentious employment discrimination case. At least I thought we had successfully mediated the case. Now, my client refuses to agree to some of
Dear Ethics Committee, I am considering using artificial intelligence (AI) tools, such as ChatGPT, in my law practice. However, despite how ubiquitous AI seems lately, I am not sure I understand how it works. I have heard
Ethics Corner Article Dear Ethics Committee: Can I use generative artificial intelligence (AI) in my practice to assist with drafting documents? In particular, can I use generative AI programs, like ChatGPT, to prepare correspondence, pleadings, memoranda, e-mails,
Ethics Corner Article Dear Ethics Committee, As a general practice New Hampshire lawyer, what ethical obligation(s) do I have to employ Artificial Intelligence (“AI”) in my day-to-day practice? Currently, the benefits and risks associated with AI have
Ethics Corner Article Dear Ethics Committee: I am in the middle of my first trial. During his cross-examination, my client made a statement of fact that I know to be incorrect. Do I have an obligation to