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Fucile & Reising LLP attorneys Mark Fucile and Dan Reising are regularly published in legal bulletin and bar association publications on topics related to their practice areas. More information on these subjects can be found in our Past Presentations archive here.

Ethics - Alaska
Ethics - Idaho
Ethics - Oregon
Ethics - Washington
Ethics - National
Ethics - Ethical Oregon Lawyer (Book)
Condemnation - Oregon
Products Liability - Oregon

Ethics - Alaska

January-March 2004 Alaska Bar Rag
Parting Company: Who Gets What in the File When Lawyers & Clients Split
Mark J. Fucile
July-September 2005 Alaska Bar Rag
Making Contact: The "No Contact With Represented Parties "Rule"
Mark J. Fucile
January-March 2006 Alaska Bar Rag
Changing Teams: Moving From One Firm to Another
Mark J. Fucile

Ethics - Idaho

September 2004 Idaho State Bar Advocate
Defensive Lawyering: Why Engagement Letters Are A Lawyer's Best Friend
Mark J. Fucile
September 2005 Idaho State Bar Advocate
Why Conflicts Matter
Mark J. Fucile
June 2006 Idaho State Bar Advocate
Making Contact: The "No Contact with Represented Parties" Rule
Mark J. Fucile

Ethics - Oregon

April 2002 Oregon State Bar Bulletin
Keeping Company: Representing Start-Up Businesses in Good Times and Bad
Mark J. Fucile
June 2002 Oregon State Bar Bulletin
Waiving Discipline Away: The Effective Use of Disclosure & Consent Letters
Mark J. Fucile (& Co-Authors)
April 2003 Multnomah Lawyer
Supreme Court Sets Duties to Prospective Clients
Mark J. Fucile
May 2003 Multnomah Lawyer
Attorney Liens: Are They Worth It?
Mark J. Fucile
June 2003 Multnomah Lawyer
Charge It: New OSB Opinion on Credit Cards
Mark J. Fucile
July-August 2003 Multnomah Lawyer
Blanket Waivers: A Very Useful Practice Management Tool
Mark J. Fucile
September 2003 Multnomah Lawyer
OSB Considers New Ethics Rules
Mark J. Fucile
October 2003 Multnomah Lawyer
OSB Answers Lingering "Gatti Rule" Questions
Mark J. Fucile
November 2003 Multnomah Lawyer
Defensive Lawyering, Part 1: Beginning the Representation
Mark Fucile
December 2003 Multnomah Lawyer
Defensive Lawyering, Part 2: During the Representation
Mark J. Fucile
January 2004 Multnomah Lawyer
Defensive Lawyering, Part 3: Concluding the Representation
Mark J. Fucile
February 2004 Multnomah Lawyer
Inadvertent Production: Gold Nugget or Rotten Egg?
Mark J. Fucile
March 2004 Multnomah Lawyer
Parting Company: Who Gets What When Lawyers & Clients Split?
Mark J. Fucile
April 2004 Multnomah Lawyer
Blast From the Past: New OSB Opinion on Former Client Conflicts
Mark J. Fucile
May 2004 Multnomah Lawyer
Who's Fair Game? The "No Contact" Rule in the Corporate Context
Mark J. Fucile
June 2004 Multnomah Lawyer
Conflicts, Part 1: Why Conflicts Matter
Mark J. Fucile
July-August 2004 Multnomah Lawyer
Conflicts, Part 2: Key Ingredients of a Conflict Waver
Mark J. Fucile
September 2004 Multnomah Lawyer
Conflicts, Part 3: Eliminating Them In the First Place
Mark J. Fucile
October 2004 Multnomah Lawyer
Deja Vu All Over Again: OSB Considers New Ethics Rules
Mark J. Fucile
November 2004 Multnomah Lawyer
Telling Clients About Mistakes: When Do You Need a Conflict Waiver?
Mark J. Fucile
December 2004 Multnomah Lawyer
The New Rules: What's Inside the Box? Part 1 -- Conflicts
Mark J. Fucile
January 2005 Multnomah Lawyer
The New Rules: What's Inside the Box? Part 2 -- Confidentiality
Mark J. Fucile
February 2005 Multnomah Lawyer
The New Rules: What's Inside the Box? Part 3 -- The No Contact Rule
Mark J. Fucile
March 2005 Multnomah Lawyer
The New Rules: What's Inside the Box? Part 4 -- Multijurisdictional Practice
Mark J. Fucile
April 2005 Multnomah Lawyer
Have License, Will Travel: Oregon Extends Reciprocity
Mark J. Fucile
May 2005 Multnomah Lawyer
Hazardous Duty: Oregon Extends Breach of Fiduciary Duty Claims to Nonclients
Mark J. Fucile
June 2005 Oregon State Bar Bulletin
Why Conflicts Matter
Mark J. Fucile
June 2005 Multnomah Lawyer
Good Help: Lawyers' Responsibility for Staff Conduct
Mark J. Fucile
July-August 2005 Multnomah Lawyer
Getting Crosswise with Cross-Marketing
Mark J. Fucile
July 2005 Oregon State Bar Bulletin
Managing Conflicts
Mark J. Fucile
September 2005 Multnomah Lawyer
Taking Stock: Investing in Clients Under the New Rules
Mark J. Fucile
October 2005 Oregon State Bar Bulletin
Who's Fair Game? Who You Can & Can't Talk to On The Other Side
Mark J. Fucile
October 2005 Multnomah Lawyer
Trolling for Clients on the Web: Ninth Circuit Rules on Confidentiality of Web Contacts by Prospective Clients
Mark J. Fucile
November 2005 Multnomah Lawyer
Changing Seasons: Moving from One Firm to Another
Mark J. Fucile
December 2005 Multnomah Lawyer
Old Friends in Familiar Places: OSB Reissues Ethics Opinions
Mark J. Fucile
January 2006 Multnomah Lawyer
New Year's Resolution: Better Conflict Checks
Mark J. Fucile
February 2006 Multnomah Lawyer
Inadvertent Production Revisited
Mark J. Fucile
February-March 2006 Oregon State Bar Bulletin
Parting Company: Who Gets What When Lawyers & Clients Split?
Mark J. Fucile
March 2006 Multnomah Lawyer
In-House Counsel: Same Issues, Different Perspective
Mark J. Fucile
April 2006 Multnomah Lawyer
Insurance Defense: Who's In Charge?
Mark J. Fucile
May 2006 Multnomah Lawyer
The Long View of Legal Ethics
Mark J. Fucile
July-August 2006 Multnomah Lawyer
Speaking Freely: The Litigation Privilege
Mark J. Fucile
August-September 2006 Oregon State Bar Bulletin
Inside Counsel: The Intersection of Law Firm Privilege and Duties to Clients
Mark J. Fucile
September 2006 Multnomah Lawyer
News from the North: The New Washington RPCs
Mark J. Fucile
October 2006 Multnomah Lawyer
Setting Up Shop, Part 1: Top 10 Ethical Nuts & Bolts of Starting Your Own Firm
Mark J. Fucile
November 2006 Multnomah Lawyer
Setting Up Shop, Part 2: Top 10 Ethical Nuts & Bolts of Starting Your Own Firm
Mark J. Fucile
December 2006 Multnomah Lawyer
Hazardous Duty Revisited: Reynolds v. Schrock
Mark J. Fucile
December 2006 Oregon State Bar Litigation Journal
Lawyer Liability for Assisting in Breach of Fiduciary Duty: Privilege or Peril
Mark J. Fucile
December 2006 Oregon State Bar Bulletin
Drawing a Bright Line: The "Who is the Client?" Question
Mark J. Fucile
January 2007 Oregon State Bar Bulletin
Risky Business: Investing in Clients
Mark J. Fucile
January 2007 Multnomah Lawyer
The Law of Lawyering: A Resource Guide
Mark Fucile
February 2007 Multnomah Lawyer
High Tech Ethics: New ABA Opinion on Metadata
Mark J. Fucile
March 2007 Multnomah Lawyer
The Lawyer-Witness Rule: What It Is and What It Isn't
Mark J. Fucile
April 2007 Multnomah Lawyer
Welcome to Oregon: A Roadmap to Pro Hac Vice Admission
Mark J. Fucile
May 2007 Multnomah Lawyer
Inadvertent Production: New Federal Rules
Mark J. Fucile
June 2007 Multnomah Lawyer
All or Nothing: Aggregate Settlements
Mark J. Fucile
June 2007 Oregon State Bar Bulletin
Difficult Conversations: Telling Clients About Mistakes
Mark J. Fucile
July-August 2007 Multnomah Lawyer
What's the Issue: New OSB Ethics Opinion on Issue Conflicts
Mark J. Fucile
September 2007 Multnomah Lawyer
Billing Ethics, Part 1: Time-Keeping & Fee Agreements
Mark J. Fucile
October 2007 Multnomah Lawyer
Billing Ethics, Part 2: Client Trust Accounts
Mark J. Fucile
October 2007 Oregon State Bar Bulletin
Brave New World: Risk Management in the Electronic Era
Mark J. Fucile
November 2007 Multnomah Lawyer
Advertising, Part 1: Theory
Mark J. Fucile
December 2007 Multnomah Lawyer
Advertising, Part 2: Practice
Mark J. Fucile
January 2008 Multnomah Lawyer
We the People: Representing the Government
Mark J. Fucile
February 2008 Multnomah Lawyer
Class Actions: Unique Issues, Unique Solutions
Mark J. Fucile
March 2008 Multnomah Lawyer
Location, Location, Location: Whose Law Applies in Cross-Border Practice?
Mark J. Fucile
April 2008 Multnomah Lawyer
Client Perjury: That Sinking Feeling
Mark J. Fucile
April 2008 Oregon State Bar Bulletin
When the Government Is Listening In: Advising Clients under Surveillance
Mark J. Fucile (& Co-Author)
May 2008 Multnomah Lawyer
Defensive Lawyering Revisited, Part 1: Beginning the Representation
Mark J. Fucile
June 2008 Multnomah Lawyer
Defensive Lawyering Revisited, Part 2: During the Representation
Mark J. Fucile
July-August 2008 Multnomah Lawyer
Defensive Lawyering Revisited, Part 3: Concluding the Representation
Mark J. Fucile
September 2008 Multnomah Lawyer
The Vow of Silence: Confidentiality in Electronic Times, Part 1
Mark J. Fucile
October 2008 Multnomah Lawyer
The Vow of Silence: Confidentiality in Electronic Times, Part 2
Mark J. Fucile
November 2008 Multnomah Lawyer
Inadvertent Production Revisited (Again): New Federal Evidence Rule
Mark J. Fucile
December 2008 Multnomah Lawyer
Lateral Hiring: The Screening Rule
Mark J. Fucile

Ethics - Washington

August 2004 Washington State Bar News
Why Conflicts Matter
Mark J. Fucile
October 2004 Washington State Bar News
Managing Conflicts
Mark J. Fucile
December 2004 Washington State Bar News
Alternative Fee Arrangements: How Long Do The PRCs Apply?
Mark J. Fucile
May 2005 Washington State Bar News
Inadvertent Production: Gold Nugget or Rotten Egg?
Mark J. Fucile
July 2005 Washington State Bar News
Who's Fair Game? Who You Can & Can't Talk to On the Other Side
Mark J. Fucile
November 2005 Washington State Bar News
Taking Stock: Investing in Clients
Mark J. Fucile
January 2006 Washington State Bar News
Keeping Counsel: The Attorney-Client Privilege Within Law Firms
Mark J. Fucile
March 2006 Washington State Bar News
The "Who is the Client?" Question
Mark J. Fucile
May 2006 Washington State Bar News
Discovery Ethics: Playing Fair While Playing Hard
Mark J. Fucile
July 2006 Washington State Bar News
Have License, Will Travel: A Roadmap to Lawyer Licensing Around the Northwest
Mark J. Fucile
November 2006 Washingto State Bar News
A Tri-State Look at the Tri-Partite Relationship: Key Insurance Defense Issues in Washington, Oregon & Idaho
Mark J. Fucile
February 2007 Washington State Bar News
In-House Counsel: Same Issues, Different Perspective
Mark J. Fucile
April 2007 Washington State Bar News
Where Is the Law? A Resource Guide to the Law of Lawyering
Mark J. Fucile
June 2007 Washington State Bar News
Inadvertent Production: Where We've Been & Where We're Going
Mark J. Fucile
August 2007 Washington State Bar News
The "Who Is the Client?" Question Revisited
Mark J. Fucile
October 2007 Washington State Bar News
The Lawyer-Witness Rule: What It Is and What It Isn't
Mark J. Fucile
January 2008 Washington State Bar News
Law Firm Marketing, Part 1: Theory
Mark J. Fucile
April 2008 Washington State Bar News
Law Firm Marketing, Part 2: Practice
Mark J. Fucile
July 2008 Washington State Bar News
Defensive Lawyering (And Why It's Good for Both Lawyers & Clients)
Mark J. Fucile
October 2008 Washington State Bar News
Blast from the Past: The Former Client Conflict Rule
Mark J. Fucile
December 2008 Washington State Bar News
We the People: Representing the Government
Mark J. Fucile

Ethics - National

1997 ABA Professional Lawyer
Recent Attorney-Client Privilege Decisions: Some Cases of Interest to In-House Counsel
Mark J. Fucile (& Co-Author)
1999 ABA Professional Lawyer
The Inside Story
Mark J. Fucile (& Co-Author)
2000 Notre Dame Journal of Law, Ethics & Public Policy
Inside an In-House Legal Ethics Practice
Mark J. Fucile (& Co-Author)
May 2002 ACCA Docket
Timing is Everything: When Document Retention Policies & Related In-House Counsel Advice Intersect with Government Investigations & Litigation
Mark J. Fucile (& Co-Authors)
November 2007 DRI For the Defense
Inside Counsel: The Attorney-Client Privilge Within Law Firms
Mark J. Fucile
February 2008 DRI For the Defense
Inadvertent Production: Where We've Been & Where We're Going
Mark J. Fucile
June 2008 DRI For the Defense
Class Action Ethics
Mark J. Fucile
Fall 2008 DRI Professionalism Perspectives
Cross Fire: Responding to Third Party Subpoenas of Law Firm Files
Mark J. Fucile

Ethics - Ethical Oregon Lawyer (Book)

Chapter 1 / Ethical Oregon Lawyer
Overview of Resources on the Law Governing Lawyers
Mark J. Fucile
Chapter 5 / Ethical Oregon Lawyer
Identification of the Client in Organizational Settings
Mark J. Fucile
Chapter 12 / Ethical Oregon Laywer
Law Practice Organizations, Management & Sales
Mark J. Fucile
Chapter 19 / Ethical Oregon Lawyer
Reciprocal Admission & Related Licensing Issues
Mark J. Fucile

Condemnation - Oregon

2002 Oregon State Bar Litigation Journal
Timing Is (Almost) Everything: Why Appraisal Exchange in Condemnation Needs Fixing
Mark J. Fucile
2004 Oregon State Bar Litigation Journal
Oregon Condemnation Procedure
Mark J. Fucile
2004 Oregon State Bar Litigation Journal
Valuation in Oregon Condemnation
Mark J. Fucile
September 2004 Oregon State Bar Real Estate & Land Use Digest
Legislature Changes Condemnation Code in Two Key Areas
Mark J. Fucile
2006 Oregon State Bar Litigation Journal
Mandamus in Land Use Cases
Mark J. Fucile
April 2006 Oregon State Bar Real Estate & Land Use Digest
No "Self-Help" for Ripeness on Inverse Condemnation Claim
Mark J. Fucile
February 2007 Oregon State Bar Real Estate & Land Use Digest
Measure 39: The Other Big News
Mark J. Fucile
March 2008 Oregon State Bar Real Estate & Land Use Digest
Ninth Circuit Finds Substantive Due Process Claims Aren't Always Subsumed by Takings Clause
Mark J. Fucile
Summer 2008 Oregon State Bar Litigation Journal
Oregon Condemnation Procedure Revisited
Mark J. Fucile
October 2008 Oregon State Bar Real Estate & Land Use Digest
Court of Appeals Upholds Dismissal of Condemnation Case
Mark J. Fucile

Products Liability - Oregon

Summer 2005 Oregon Association of Defense Counsel Newsletter
Gate Keepers: Effective Use of Rule 104
Daniel K. Reising
Winter 2006 Oregon Association of Defense Counsel Newsletter
When Does a Plaintiff Waive Physcian-Patient Privilege
Daniel K. Reising
Summer 2006 Oregon Association of Defense Counsel Newsletter
No Cap on Damage Claim Against OHSU Employees
Daniel K. Reising
Fall 2006 Oregon Association of Defense Counsel Newsletter
Stare In-Decisis
Daniel K. Reising

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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