Lawyer Name-Lending: Why “Just Sign and File” Is a Trap

A Request Posted on a Legal Platform Recently, I came across a request posted on an online legal services platform. In short, the client wanted the lawyer to do only two things. First, take the briefs the client had written, check them only to the extent of “matching them up with the …

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Lawyer Name-Lending: Why “Just Sign and File” Is a Trap

A Request Posted on a Legal Platform Recently, I came across a request posted on an online legal services platform. In short, the client wanted the lawyer to do only two things. First, take the briefs the client had written, check them only to t…

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Odds of Winning a Case: Why Your Lawyer Won't Give a Number

A Confident Prediction I Never Give My Own Clients I recently had a very interesting experience. In my capacity as a lawyer, I took part in a meeting that worked something like a committee. I was asked a question about a legal issue there, and bef…

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Non-Executive Auditors on Korean Boards: The Real Story

A Legal Blind Spot Hiding in Plain Sight There is no shortage of research on internal audit work in Korea — professional associations publish on it constantly. What's missing is any real study of what happens once an auditor actually walks int…

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