Attorney ghostwriting could gain acceptance

By: Correy E. Stephenson December 9, 2011 Comments Off

Attorneys who practice before the Second Circuit now have the option to draft pleadings and motions for pro se clients without disclosing their involvement — a process known as “ghostwriting” — after the court’s recent ruling that such actions do not constitute misconduct warranting sanctions. Despite the growing acceptance of unbundled legal services generally, ghostwriting has ...

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