OK FOR LAWYERS TO GHOSTWRITE COURT PAPERS FOR PRO SE LITIGANTS

5/10/2010

NEW YORK-(AEAE)-The New York County Lawyers' Association has issued an ethics opinion approving the practice of lawyers ghostwriting court papers for pro se litigants as permitted under the state's 2009 Rules of Professional Conduct. Disclosure of a lawyer's involvement, the opinion stated, might result in lawyers having to expand their commitment beyond the bounds of a "limited scope" retainer, undercutting the goal of increasing access to justice for those unable to pay for the full services of a lawyer. Click here for the complete story NYCLA Approves Ghostwriting Papers for Pro Se Litigants

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