Author of New York Attorney Discipline, former Chief Attorney for the Departmental Disciplinary Committee in New York’s First Department, and partner at Emery Celli Brinckerhoff Abady Ward & Maazel LLP.
Recent Posts
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Giuliani, Temporary Suspension, Due Process, and “Political Speech” July 13, 2021
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The First Department’s New Rules for Attorney Discipline July 28, 2017
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New Rules for Attorney Disciplinary Matters: ‘Related Proceedings’ March 20, 2017
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New Rules for Attorney Disciplinary Matters: Informal Proceedings October 15, 2016
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New Rules for Attorney Disciplinary Matters: Formal Proceedings April 6, 2016
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Fostering Efficiency in the Attorney Disciplinary Process January 21, 2016
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New 2016 Edition, New York Attorney Discipline Practice and Procedure November 13, 2015
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Report on Statewide Attorney Discipline: Uniformity and Fairness October 23, 2015
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‘Dunn’ : Collateral Estoppel and Attorney Discipline June 16, 2015
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‘Law Firm’ Discipline and Other Noteworthy Cases; Attorney Discipline February 4, 2015
News, Events & Presentations
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Hal Lieberman Selected as Panelist at Appellate Judges Education Institute (AJEI) 2025 Summit in Minneapolis, Minnesota November 19, 2025
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Hal Lieberman Selected as Panelist at Boston College School of Law’s Bar Discipline Event October 6, 2025
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Giuliani, Temporary Suspension, Due Process, and “Political Speech” April 21, 2022
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New 2022 Edition Published: New York Attorney Discipline Practice and Procedure November 30, 2021
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When Lawyers Break the Law: Video Interview with Hal R. Lieberman February 5, 2016
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New York’s Catch-All Rule, Is It Needed? Part 2 November 2, 2015
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Hal R. Lieberman and Harvey Prager Article on New York’s Catch-All Rule October 25, 2015
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Hal R. Lieberman on Faculty Panel at New York City Bar Program April 1, 2015