I would have thought by now that every lawyer in the United States, if not every lawyer in the world, would be aware of the e-mail scams directed at the bar. But I recently read that some continue to fall for the legal version of the Nigerian Prince scam. Maybe we should send a notice about this with the annual bar registration or with the quarterly URL reporting notices, because this all would be really funny if so many lawyers were not getting badly burned.
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Ethics Matters
One Born Every Minute
The Connecticut Law Tribune
August 27, 2012
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