Myles H Alderman JR

I was accused of advising a client about a judge's rulings in prior published decisions. Under the Alfred doctrine, I admitted advising my clients of those decisions, but denied any misconduct.... more

I was accused of advising a client about a judge's rulings in prior published decisions. Under the Alfred doctrine, I admitted advising my clients of those decisions, but denied any misconduct. The judge in question dismissed a case in which our firm represented 80 families on a superfund site - A dismissal that was reversed by our Supreme Court on appeal. less