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Lawyers Face Client Backlash: Arrogance and Poor Rapport Highlighted in Latest Survey

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In London, England, recent insights from the RollOnFriday In-House Lawyer Survey 2025 reveal a growing dissatisfaction among in-house lawyers regarding the attitude and competency of their external legal counsel. Many respondents expressed frustration with lawyers from major firms, citing a lack of respect and professionalism in their interactions. One in-house lawyer in the banking sector pointedly criticized a prominent City firm, noting that they often perceived in-house lawyers as lesser professionals, displaying disdain and incompetence. This lawyer remarked that effective communication and foundational social skills are notably absent in some external firms, leading to unnecessary … Read more

Denver Tenants Win Multi-Million Dollar Lawsuit Over Poor Living Conditions

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Denver, CO – In a landmark decision, a Denver jury awarded several million dollars Thursday to former residents of Mint Urban Infinity apartment complex, marking a significant ruling against poor living conditions and neglect by property management. The payout, projected by attorneys to potentially total between $13 million and $15 million, addresses grievances over violations of Colorado’s housing laws. The verdict came after an eight-day trial, underlining a persistent struggle between tenants and management that spanned from October 2018 to June 2022. More than 2000 former residents complained of deplorable living conditions including malfunctioning safety … Read more

Justice Out of Reach: Examining the Struggles of Poor Defendants in South Texas’ Legal System

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McAllen, Texas — Throughout South Texas, a troubling trend has emerged within the court system, posing significant challenges to poor defendants who often find themselves beleaguered by procedural delays and a lack of adequate legal representation. This systemic issue not only calls into question the fairness of the judicial proceedings but also sheds light on broader inequalities that pervade the region’s approach to justice. In Hidalgo County, for instance, public defenders are stretched thin, managing caseloads that far exceed national standards recommended by legal experts. The American Bar Association suggests that public defenders should not … Read more

Delhi Court Rebukes Lawyer for Poor Time Management in Riot Case Witness Cross-Examination Request

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New Delhi, India — A court in Delhi criticized a defense attorney’s handling of a witness’s cross-examination in a case concerning the northeast Delhi riots, stressing the need for lawyers to better manage their schedules to avoid repeated requests for adjournments. The conflict arose when the lawyer sought to re-examine a witness due to previous interruptions caused by his commitments in another court. The case, which involves 11 individuals including former councilor Tahir Hussain, revolves around charges of criminal conspiracy and promoting religious enmity, as laid out under the Indian Penal Code sections 120B and … Read more