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How to Lose Your Legal Fee, Part 2: Legal Fee Forfeiture

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By Ronald C. Minkoff In our February 2016 edition, we published the first of a three-part series of articles on “How to Lose Your Legal Fees.” That article examined excessive fees, focusing on how the interplay between New York Rule of Professional...
What Do You Mean, I Don’t Get Paid? Fee Forfeiture in New York

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By Ronald C. Minkoff [Originally published in NYPRR March 2003] Lawyers who are guilty of professional misconduct have much to worry about. They can be sued for malpractice. They can be disqualified from handling a particular case. They can be...
Multiple Representation When Recovery Fund Is Limited

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By Lazar Emanuel [Originally published in NYPRR May 2001] The decision by Nassau County Supreme Court Judge F. Dana Winslow in Gentile v. Hart Limousine and Entertainment, provides interesting instruction on the conflicts of interest inherent in the...

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