Posted by Bronchick on March 08, 2002 at 09:55:04:
Here’s the scenario . . .
Client walks into lawyers’s office. Lawyer gives advice. Client pays in cash, a crisp $100 bill. Clients leaves office. Lawyers discovers two bills stuck together, a total of $200.
Ethical dilemma: Does lawyer tell his partner?
Bronchick Course Updates for Convention - Posted by William Bronchick
Posted by William Bronchick on March 08, 2002 at 07:41:36:
FYI, I will have completely updated and revised Asset Protection courses for the March convention. Each will come with a CD-ROM with fillable Adobe Acrobate forms, a Video from a live boot camp and much more! I also will offer a brand-new Four Video Tape Set on Asset Protection.
The cost of each will be $249 (still cheaper than most lawyers), and I will be offering a special deal to people who attend my Pre-Convention workshop.
And, if you recently purchased any of my asset protection courses, don’t sweat it . . . neither the materials nor the forms are “outdated” or “obsolete” . . . consider yourself lucky to have gotten a bargain, because I have been meaning to raise the price for 2 years now (it’s just that I can’t “ethically” raise the price without adding more value).
Re: Bronchick Course Updates for Convention - Posted by Frank
Posted by Frank on March 08, 2002 at 08:33:18:
Bill,
Thanks for being so “ethical”! My wallet appeciates it 
BTW, what is an ethical attorney?? … must be the definition of oxymoron.