The Right Way to Give Up a Case

Posted on July 10, 2008
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One thing I can say for Ollie the Cabdrivertising Attorney: unlike this lawyer, he relinquishes representation of a client to a new criminal defense lawyer with perfect equanimity; he’s got no problem at all being subbed out, and will even thank you for taking a case off his hands.

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