职业责任
2004-12
Aspen Pub
Wendel, W. Bradley
427
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PrefaceAcknowledgmentsCitations and Other Stylistic practices1.The Many Ways Of Regulating LqeyersPART ONE:THE ATTORNEY-CLIENT RELATIONSHIP 2.Formation and Termination 3.Aspects of an Ongoing Relationship 4.Attorneys`Fees and Transactions with Clients 5.Representing Entities and Groups 6.Incompetence:Remediess for Malpractice and Constitutional Ineffectiveness 7.Confidentiality and Secrecy 8.Attorney-Client Peivilege and Work product doctrine 9.Professional Duty of ConfidentialityPART TWO:SECRETS AND LIES:PERJURY AND THE PROBLEM OF CLIENT FRAUD 10.Perjury in civil and criminal Litigation:The Lawyer`s“Trilemma” 11.Attorney Conduct in Litigation:Forensic Tactics,Fair and Foul PART THREE:CONFLICTS OF INTEREST 13.Oveview of Conflicts of Interest 14.Current Client Conflicts 15.Current Client Coflicts Issues in specific contexts 16.Former Client Coflicts and Migratory Lawyers 17.Miscellaneous Conflicts IssuesPART FOUR:ORGANIZATION AND REGULATION OF THE LEGAL PRAOFESSION 18.Attracting Clients:Advretising and Solicitariond 19.Associations of Lawyers 20.The Organized BarIndex
