Busy partners who are under pressure to spend their time on billable work may underestimate the risk and exposure of staffing inexperienced associates on pro bono cases without closely supervising their work. Murphy Pearson attorneys Jason Fellner and Kevin Cardona share insights into this topic in an October 9, 2019 Expert Opinion article published by The Recorder entitled “No Good Deed Goes Unpunished: Takeaways From a Recent Pro Bono Malpractice Claim.”
Murphy, Pearson, Bradley & Feeney is incredibly proud to congratulate our own Mariah Cooks on her installation as President of the Charles Houston Bar Association at their 70th Annual Gala! Mariah brings exceptional leadership, passion, and purpose to this historic role. Under her presidency, CHBA will honor the legacy...
The firm is pleased to announce the elevation of Nicole Engler to Director. Since joining the firm in 2020, Nicole has drawn on more than two decades of experience in business and executive coaching to skillfully represent clients across a broad range of professional liability matters. Her recent accomplishments...
Murphy Pearson recently welcomed three associates to the firm’s San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Seattle offices. Annie Austrian is a tax litigation associate based out of San Francisco. She has experience representing businesses and individuals in state and local tax controversies before the California Office of Tax Appeals and...
