FEATURE ARTICLE: Five Phases of Technological Adoption1 Author: Professor Michael H. Hoeflich, PhD, Editor-in-Chief Co-Authors: Katie Hasty, Russ Fischer, Steve Sheppard Legal Editor: Carrie E. Parker This article is featured in Volume 6, Number 6 of the Legal Ethics and Malpractice Reporter, published July 4, 2025. There are five phases to every technological adoption. We pay particular focus […]
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Reno County, Kansas, made headlines this week when a substitute teacher was charged with crimes involving minors—including at least one student enrolled at the school where she worked. On May 30, 2025, a special prosecutor filed a five-count of criminal complaint accusing the 39-year old woman of: Count 1: Unlawful Sexual Relations Count 2: Attempted […]
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EDITED BY: Professor Michael H. Hoeflich, PhD, Editor-in-Chief Carrie E. Parker, Legal Editor Luzianne Stafford, Design & Publishing Editor PUBLISHED BY: Joseph, Hollander & Craft LLC PUBLICATION DATE: May 30, 2025 READ & DOWNLOAD FULL-TEXT PDF OF LEMR Vol. 6, No. 5 FEATURE ARTICLE: The Indifferent Client A lawyer serves as a fiduciary agent for […]
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FEATURE ARTICLE: The Indifferent Client Author: Professor Michael H. Hoeflich, PhD, Editor-in-Chief Legal Editor: Carrie E. Parker This article is featured in Volume 6, Number 5 of the Legal Ethics and Malpractice Reporter, published May 30, 2025. A lawyer serves as a fiduciary agent for her client. This relationship is not one of equality. The vast majority of […]
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The summer heat drives locals and tourists alike to the lakes and rivers, and many assume that boating while drinking is just part of the experience. However, you can face serious consequences if you operate a boat while impaired. Prosecutors do not take boating under the influence (BUI) or boating while intoxicated (BWI) charges lightly. […]
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