Most Recent Articles from Georgetown Journal of Legal Ethics, The

• Legal Ethics and Risk Management: Complementary Visions of Lawyer Regulation 

  The relationship between risk management and legal ediics has recently become a topic of academic debate.1 Sadly, in my judgment none of the...

  01/01/08 by Davis, Anthony E · More from publication

• Role of Major Law Firms in Addressing the Unmet Legal Needs of the Immigrant Poor, The 

  I am honored that my dear friend, Judge Robert A. Katzmann, has invited me to respond to his provocative and thoughtful address "The Legal...

  01/01/08 by Lardent, Esther F · More from publication

• Legal Profession and the Unmet Needs of the Immigrant Poor, The 

  My subject is a pressing one, the unmet legal needs of immigrants, a vulnerable population of human beings who come to this country in the hopes of...

  01/01/08 by Katzmann, Robert A · More from publication

• Foreword to Volume XXI 

  The Georgetown Journal of Legal Ethics's founder and longtime faculty advisor, Father Robert F. Drinan, S.J., made his final appearance as a...

  01/01/08 · More from publication

• Modified Partnership Structures and Their Effects on Associate Satisfaction 

  I. INTRODUCTION Historically, when a senior associate came up for partnership consideration, the firm's management would either decide to elect or...

  01/01/08 by Silverbrand, Ian J · More from publication

• Creating Incentives and Facilitating Access: Improving the Level and Quality of Pro Bono Representation Before EOIR 

  I am honored by this opportunity to provide my perspective on the unmet legal needs of immigrants. I have served as the Coordinator of the Pro Bono...

  01/01/08 by Lang, Steven · More from publication

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