LEGAL ETHICS & MALPRACTICE REPORTER Vol 2. February 28, 2021 No. 2 PDF Download TABLE OF CONTENTS Featured Topic Ethical Issues in Family Law New Authority ABA Formal Opinion 497 Tech Tip Protecting Yourself from Yourself on Social Media Ethics and Malpractice Research Tip Resources on Legal Ethics and Family Law Practice A Blast from […]
Download full PDF copy 2020 YEAR IN REVIEW | In Omnia Paratus JHC and KU Law Professor Collaborate on Legal Ethics Reporter This year, Joseph, Hollander & Craft LLC proudly took on the role of publisher for the Legal Ethics & Malpractice Reporter, a monthly publication covering legal ethics, professional responsibility, and malpractice. After 40 […]
In 2017, Chris Joseph’s client, Donte Westmoreland, was sentenced to serve 92 months in prison for possession of marijuana with intent to distribute and conspiracy to distribute. Westmoreland had no prior convictions. “The law is so out of sync with reality at this point,” said Joseph, who called the current Kansas law and penalties for […]
Usually, appeals focus on the past. Parties generally are restricted to the same arguments and issues they raised in the district court, and the legal issues focus on the law in effect at the time of the relevant conduct and trial. The Kansas Supreme Court’s recent decision in State v. Lindemuth teaches that significant post-trial legal […]
Joseph, Hollander& Craft LLC is pleased to announce eight attorneys have been included in the Best Lawyers in America® – 2021 Edition, including three “Lawyer of the Year” honorees. Three attorneys were also recognized in the inaugural Ones to Watch guide, which recognizes lawyers with less than 10 years of experience in private practice. Wichita […]
A group of student athletes at Kansas State University threatened to not play or participate in fundraising events until the university expelled a student who tweeted a comment about George Floyd that many found to be offensive and racist. KAKE in Wichita interviewed Joseph, Hollander & Craft LLC attorney, Jess W. Hoeme, regarding the disciplinary […]