Office of Disciplinary Counsel

The following is a list of columns the Office of Disciplinary Counsel periodically contributes to Washington Lawyer, the official magazine of the D.C. Bar.

• Our Name Is New, But Our Mission Is Not, February 2016
• Celebrating Gene Shipp's 35 Years in Discipline, December 2015
• Bar Counsel Summaries, November 2015
• Rights and Obligations, October 2015
• Proactive Regulation Is Key to Complaint Dip, July/August 2015
• A Period of Reflection That Spans a Decade, June 2015
• Change Is the Only Constant, April 2015
• Marijuana Legalization and You: Avoiding Pitfalls, February 2015
• A Thank You Note Offers Lesson in Life, December 2014
• A Conversation With NOBC's 50th President, October 2014
• What the Numbers Show at Office of Bar Counsel, July/August 2014
• The Martin Decision: A Lesson on Fees, June 2014
• Jurisdictions May Vary, Misconduct Does Not, April 2014
• Profession Before Profit, February 2014
• Add 'Stubborn' to the Human Condition List, December 2013
• Oh, What a Small World It Is, October 2013
• Piracy of Your Privacy: The Public Edition, July/August 2013
• 20/20: The Future of the Rules of Professional Conduct, June 2013
• Oh My—40 Years Old, April 2013
• Section 14(g) Affidavit: Return to Law Starts Here, February 2013
• 7 Tips for Dealing With Bar Counsel Complaints, December 2012
• A Recommitment to Education for Newer and Experienced, October 2012
• How to Right a Wrong Without Doing Harm, July/August 2012
• Withdrawing From a Representation? Mum’s the Word, June 2012
• Imaginary Law School Graduate Letter, April 2012
• Musings From Bar Counsel, February 2012
• Crimes and Misperceptions, October 2011
• You Can’t Get Around Mance, July/August 2011
• Problems With Puffery, June 2011
• An Abbreviated Process, April 2011
• Happy Valentine’s, February 2011