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• Specialist in all cases involving attorney conduct and professional responsibility, including State Bar Disciplinary defense, related licensure matters, legal ethics. Expert witness on duties of attorneys and limits of those duties. Statewide representation and expert testimony.MCLE Panels 2014: Sacramento Women Lawyers

  Other: Hastings Law School Ethics Class

  MCLE Panels 2013:Marin County Family Law Section, Sonoma Women in Law.

  MCLE speeches 2008:

  CAOC (Consumer Attorneys of California)

  CEB (Continuing Education of the Bar)

  Other 2008: Wildland Fire ethics

  MCLE speeches 2007:

  San Francisco Trial LawyersOrange County Lawyers GuildMonterey Women Lawyers

• California, 1976 U.S. Court of Appeals 9th Circuit, 1976 U.S. District Court Central District of California, 1976 U.S. District Court Northern District of California

• Consumer Attorneys of California (formerly CTLA), 1985 - Present (Member) Consumer Attorneys of California (formerly CTLA), 1995 - 1997 (Member, Board of Governors) Association of Discipline Defense Counsel (Member) Association of Professional Responsibility Lawyers (Member)

• Jerome Fishkin and Lindsay Kohut Slatter defend attorneys facing State Bar discipline, act as expert witnesses regarding attorney conduct, and provide ethics advice to lawyers and law firms in San Francisco, San Jose, Oakland, Walnut Creek and throughout California.

  Jerome Fishkin began his general practice in 1971 and has appeared in nearly every courthouse in the greater San Francisco Bay Area, from the old Justice and Municipal Courts all the way to the Ninth Circuit. He represented clients in administrative hearings, civil, juvenile and criminal cases. In 1978, he became employed as a research attorney with the State Bar of California and became a prosecutor of disciplinary cases in 1983. He was senior prosecutor when he left the Bar in 1992 to open his own law practice, specializing in attorney ethics.

  Lindsay Kohut Slatter began practicing law in 1976, as a plaintiff's attorney in Los Angeles. In 1980, she began practicing adoption law. Since 1990, she too, has specialized in attorney professional responsibility and attorney discipline.

  In 1994, Lindsay Kohut Slatter became a contract attorney for Jerome Fishkin. They became of counsel in 2004.

  We now focus on advising and representing other attorneys. In addition to State Bar discipline defense, we advise clients on all sorts of ethics and practice issues. We have been designated often as expert witnesses in litigation involving attorney duties. In addition, we continue to lecture at MCLE classes and write practical ethics articles for various attorney magazines.

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I'm confused....So is the writting on the SAT counted or not? I've read a few post with people stating that it is not, but is it true? Why would they have us do writting if they werent even going to count it?.

When I was in the US for study abroad, I was exposed myself to REAL English every days. But soon I faced many mystery...does anyone answer my question below??. . Pronunciation of E change into O. "novel" ? sounds like "novol". "model" ? sounds like "modol". . A change into O. "alternative" ? "olternative". "hospital" ? "hospitol". "mutual" ? "mutuol". . T change into D. Seattle ? "Seadle". butter ? "buder". better ? "beder". community ? "communidy". TOYOTA ? "TOYODA". . T? mute character. internet? ? ?inernet?. international ? "inernational". Manhattan ? "Manhaan". identity ? "idenity". interview ? "inerview". . ?tly??ly ( t change into mute character ). exactly ? "exacly". completely ? "compleely". definitely ? "definiely". absolutely ? "absoluely".

This is not the place to ask complex questions with many possible answers. If you were my client, I would probably talk to you for about an hour before I even started to articulate an answer.

I'm not quite sure which ones I should learn. I know i need the basics first, but what should i learn once i have a good grasp on things.. . this is what i would like to create (yes i know it will take years, but i want a project i can keep working at). . system that allows real estate contracts to be created, signed and stored. Very similar to adobe's signing system.

If there is no contract for the sale of the property, then just sell it to someone else. If there is a contract and he has breached it, tell him you reserve the right to sue him but in the meantime you are mitigating your damages by selling it to someone else.

My husband and I are both in our early twenties, and would like to start our own business in the near future. We currently have no car payment, do not yet own a house but are looking into buying one soon, and both have jobs (mine is commission, his is salary). I have an Associates degree and he has some college education, and is working toward his degree now. . We have a dream of opening a small business, preferably something car related, such as a low priced performance parts and body shop, with a store for accessories, et al. There is a market for that in the town I live in, with a lot of import and classic car enthusiasts. We want to know what steps we should take in order to slowly open our business. I don't want to quit my job just to fail. We already work on friends cars and get referrals, and 'sell' them performance parts from a manufacturer we've teamed up with in Japan. So far it's small and like a hobby, but profitable. A timeline would be great!. Thanks!.

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