Texas Law CLE

Lawyer Pet Peeve #1349: don’t cc your client on emails to opposing counsel or the court. Here’s why:

Contacting Another Lawyer’s Client Is Sometimes Ethical Messaging a client and opposing counsel may constitute consent to “reply all” when sending lawyer includes client in the communication.

Coming up on Friday March 15th at noon for members of the Texas Law CLE Network, Michelle O'Neil will present What Does That Meme? The intersection of lawyer ethics and social media and preview her upcoming book of the same name. The CLE presentation is accredited by the State Bar of Texas for 1.00 hours including 1.00 hours ethics credit. If you want to watch this CLE presentation as well as the other presentations included in the network, join today! You can only see this CLE presentation if you are a member of the network!

Michelle May O'Neil

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