In re Cooperman: Professional Responsibility, Case File (NITA)

Book Synopsis: The Nita Bar Association has brought a four-count complaint against attorney Harriet Cooperman for violations of the disciplinary code. The Bar alleges that Cooperman failed to adequately consult with her client, David Engles, during the course of his action against the Acme Paper Company. The Bar also states: Cooperman failed to adequately explain the contents of her fee agreement; she represented clients with conflicting interests without first obtaining the informed consent; and finally, she represented a client against a former client in a cause of action.The first edition of this case file won the ABA's Gambrell Award for programming in the area of Professional Responsibility and Professionalism. The new edition adds social media evidence, giving students a richer opportunity to introduce and refer to exhibits. The case contains two lay witnesses and one expert for each party, making it a concise case file for teaching.New to the Third Edition:Changed names of some of the witnesses to be more diverse and gender neutralPatricia Simpson to Pat SimpsonJames Doran to Jamie DoranMary Gallo to Cosme GalloHoward Marshall to Nour BasaraAdded texts between Cooperman and her partnerEdited mss to make the language more active and gender neutral Read more