Publications

Edward Rolwes has authored for publication numerous articles related to attorney liability, attorney ethics and other professional liability issues for nearly 20 years, including the following:

Law Practice Management

Attorney Referrals: Avoiding the Pitfalls, Vol. 80, Illinois Bar Journal, May, 1992
It’s What You Don’t Do That Prompts Clients to Sue, Vol. 140, No 98, Chicago Daily Law Bulletin, May 18, 1994

Attorney Ethics

Billing Practices, Problems Can Create Costly Liability, Chicago Daily Law Bulletin, December 10, 1997

Legal Ethics: Rule 4-1.15: Safekeeping Client Property, The F. Lee Bailey CaseSt. Louis Lawyer (BAMSL), Vol. XL, No. 10, February, 2002

Legal Ethics: Binding Arbitration Clauses in Attorney-Client Agreements St. Louis Lawyer (BAMSL), Vol. XL, No. 9, January, 2001

Legal Ethics: Risky Business: Attorney-Client Business Transactions, St. Louis Lawyer (BAMSL), Vol. XL, No. 5, September, 2000

Legal Ethics: Non-Engagement & Limited Engagement Letters Help Reduce Malpractice Risk, St. Louis Lawyer (BAMS), Vol. XL, No. 2, June, 2000

Attorney Malpractice

Legal Malpractice: “But For” Without More Is Not Enough, Chicago Daily Law Bulletin, March 9, 1994

Legal Malpractice: Court’s Ruling in Collins v. Reynard has its Limits, Vol. 140, No. 70, Chicago Daily Law Bulletin, April 11, 1994

Legal Malpractice: Dirty Hands Often Spoil Claims Against Attorneys, Chicago Daily Law Bulletin, March 23, 1995

Legal Malpractice: Finding Protection from Second Guessing, Vol. 141, No. 210, Chicago Daily Law Bulletin, October 26, 1995

Legal Malpractice: Professionals Protected Against Punitive Damages, Vol. 140, No. 291, Chicago Daily Law Bulletin, Nov. 8, 1994

Legal Malpractice: Judgment Alone Not Enough to Sustain Claim, Vol. 140, No. 146, Chicago Daily Law Bulletin, July 27, 1994

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Law Practice Management

Attorney Ethics

Attorney Malpractice

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