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No Good Deed Goes Unpunished: Takeaways From a Recent Pro Bono Malpractice Complaint

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.”

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2024 Wraps Up with 5 New Associates Joining Firm

Murphy Pearson is pleased to welcome five new associates to our San Francisco and Sacramento teams. After passing the bar in November, law clerks Isabella S. Strimling, Gianna Taormina, and Linda S. Tauscher officially joined the firm as associates this month. Practice areas include Professional Liability, Business, Sports &...

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USF Law Names MPBF 2024 “Law Firm of the Year”

MPBF was proud to be recognized as “Law Firm of the Year” by the University of San Francisco School of Law at its annual awards gala.

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Firm Welcomes Three New Associates

Murphy Pearson welcomes three new associates, Matthew J. Frauenfeld, Lauren Holappa and Kai’Ree Howard, to the San Francisco litigation team this month. Matthew’s represents clients in litigation in a variety of areas including professional liability and commercial litigation. He also advises clients on corporate and data privacy compliance. As...

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