Cutting Edge Scholarship In Georgetown Journal Of Legal Ethics

The Winter 2013 (Vol. XXVI, No. 1) of the Georgetown Journal of Legal Ethics has just been released.

The volume has the following:

What If Legal Ethics Can’t Be Reduced To A Maxim? by Andrew B. Ayers

Achieving Procedural Goals Through Indirection: The Use Of Ethics Doctrine To Justify Contingency Fee Caps In MDL Aggregate Settlements by Morris A. Ratner

Supreme Court Recusal From Marberry To Modern Day by James Sample

Law Firm Ethics In The Shadow Of Corporate Social Responsibility by Christopher J. Whelan and Neta Ziv

Kudos to the journal editors for their fine work.

Disclosure: I am (along with my colleague Mitt Regan) co-faculty advisor to the journal. (Mike Frisch)