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What to Do With Unclaimed Client Funds

Karrie Fesette February 1, 2018

Ethics Corner Article New Hampshire Bar News - December 13, 2013 Dear Ethics Committee: The office where I work has a busy collections practice. When I am successful in obtaining recovery for my clients, according to our agreement, the funds...

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Guidance Offered on Posting to Listservs

Karrie Fesette February 1, 2018

Ethics Corner Article New Hampshire Bar News - September 20, 2013 Dear Ethics Committee: I am a solo practitioner who currently is representing one of several beneficiaries in a contentious, litigated estate administration involving a very...

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Lawyers & Cloud Computing: Be Careful Up There

Karrie Fesette January 31, 2018

Ethics Corner Article New Hampshire Bar News - August 23, 2013 Dear Ethics Committee: I have heard about attorneys using cloud data storage services, and, although I don’t know exactly what cloud computing is, it seems like the wave of the...

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Listing ‘Skills and Expertise’ on LinkedIn

Karrie Fesette January 31, 2018

Ethics Corner Article New Hampshire Bar News - June 21, 2013 Dear Ethics Committee: I understand that LinkedIn is the leading social networking website for professionals. When I created my profile, and when I updated it, I had the option of...

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Ethics Rules Apply to Foreclosure Work

Karrie Fesette January 30, 2018

Ethics Corner Article New Hampshire Bar News - May 17, 2013 Dear Ethics Committee: I am a newly admitted attorney and will be doing foreclosure work representing institutional lenders. I understand that New Hampshire is a non-judicial foreclosure...

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Disclosure of Client Information When Lawyers Move Between Firms

Karrie Fesette January 30, 2018

Ethics Corner Article New Hampshire Bar News - February 22, 2013 In November 2012, the NH Bar Association Ethics Committee published a commentary on the importance of timely pre-employment conflict screenings under Rule 1.10 when hiring a...

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#2013-14/08 Providing Discounted Legal Services Through “Group Coupon” or “Daily Deal” Services

Karrie Fesette January 24, 2018

May a lawyer ethically offer discounted legal services through a “group coupon” or “daily deal” service?

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# 2012-13/05 Social Media Contact with Witnesses in the Course of Litigation

Karrie Fesette January 19, 2018

The Rules of Professional Conduct do not forbid use of social media to investigate a non-party witness. However, the lawyer must follow the same rules which would apply in other contexts, including the rules which impose duties of truthfulness...

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#2012-13/04 The Use of Cloud Computing in the Practice of Law

Karrie Fesette January 18, 2018

A New Hampshire lawyer who uses cloud computing must be certain that such use complies with the Rules of Professional Conduct, including, Rule 1.8(c), 1.0(e), 1.1, 1.6, 1.15, 2.1, and 5.3.

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