In Re Fengling Liu

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• observing that undisclosed ghostwriting inappropriately affords a pro se party the benefit of liberal construction
• noting that “filing[s ] in the wrong venue” require “the [c]ourt to expend resources in transferring cases to the correct venue”
• noting that the Second Circuit does not expressly disapprove of attorneys ghostwriting pleadings for pro se litigants and that there are “various authorities that permit that practice”
• discussing other circuits’ approaches and concluding that, in light of a 2007 ethics opinion issued by the American Bar Association, an attorney’s ghostwriting did not violate her ethical obligations

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).