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LER No. 31 - Dean Disbarred, SCOTUS Allows Election Lawyer Sanctions, FTX Conflict + Fraud Allegations, Above the Line Network Launches to Increase A2J, Ethics History, Jobs, Events & More (02.26.24)

LER No. 31 - Dean Disbarred, SCOTUS Allows Election Lawyer Sanctions, FTX Conflict + Fraud Allegations, Above the Line Network Launches to Increase A2J, Ethics History, Jobs, Events & More (02.26.24)

The Legal Ethics Roundup - your Monday morning tour of all things related to lawyer and judicial ethics with University of Houston law professor Renee Knake Jefferson

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Feb 26, 2024
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