Ethics

Many have had the unpleasant experience of coping with an ill-mannered and disrespectful opposing counsel. Unnecessary motions are filed and...

Dear Readers: We are all working at what feels like the speed of light these days. (And if we’re not,...

In a recent opinion, the 9th Circuit BAP affirmed a bankruptcy judge’s decision that sanctions order by a state court...

Dear Readers: There are some basic truths. One is that when someone says, “hey, watch this!,” the result is likely...

By Nancy B. Rapoport, Garman Turner Gordon Professor of Law, Boyd School of Law, and Affiliate Professor of Business Law...

By Marsha M. Brown, Staff Attorney to Chapter 13 Trustee Douglas W. Neway (Jacksonville, FL) We talk about it daily...

By Professor Nancy Rapoport, University of Nevada Dear Readers: Regina Logsdon has just asked me a great question: In this...

By Professor Nancy Rapoport Dear Readers: I know, I know—I’ve been absent from this column for a while,1 but I’ve...

By Professor Nancy Rapoport Dear Readers: I just finished reading a disgorgement case (In re D’Arata, Case No. 18-10524-shl, United...

By Professor Nancy Rapoport Dear Readers: I’ve heard it said (and I’ve said myself on numerous occasions) that the best...