Ethical Issues Surrounding Arbitration Provisions in Attorney Retainer Agreements

Matthew S. Marrone | Goldberg Segalla | August 22, 2019 There’s a common belief among lawyers that it’s better to have disputes resolved through private arbitration rather than in court. Juries are unpredictable, and judges can be too. Litigation in court can be long and costly, and private arbitration may seem a more desirable alternative.… Continue reading Ethical Issues Surrounding Arbitration Provisions in Attorney Retainer Agreements

For Adjuster Ethics, the “I’s” Have it!

Ken Brownlee, CPCU | Property Casualty 360° | January 6, 2017 In his introduction to Winning by the Rules, Ethics and Success in the Insurance Profession, the Iconoclast identifies a number of words, each beginning with the letter “I,” that are often associated with ethics: Integrity, (implying Incorruptibility), Information (which requires Intelligence), Initiative, Ingenuity, Imagination,… Continue reading For Adjuster Ethics, the “I’s” Have it!

The Importance of Understanding Professional Ethics

Brandee Bower | Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog | March 6, 2016 When I am asked to present at a seminar, I am always flattered. When I’m asked by a Judge to present, I’m very honored. I was recently asked by a Judge to give a presentation on ethics. Attorneys are required to follow rules… Continue reading The Importance of Understanding Professional Ethics