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Legal Ethics:     more books (107)

Problems in Legal Ethics (American Casebook Series) by Mortimer D. Schwartz, Richard C.Wydick, et all 2007-10-11 Problems in Legal Ethics, 9th (American Casebook) by Mortimer D. Schwartz, Richard C. Wydick, et all 2010-04-30 Legal Ethics: Law Stories by David Lubin, Deborah L. Rhode, 2005-10 Legal Ethics in Child Custody and Dependency Proceedings: A Guide for Judges and Lawyers by William Wesley Patton, 2006-06-26 Law and Ethics of Lawyering, 5th (University Casebook Series) by Geoffrey C. Hazard, Jr., et all 2010-04-02 Legal Ethics: Text and Materials (Law in Context) by Richard O'Dair, 2007-12-24 Business Law: Legal Environment, Online Commerce, Business Ethics, and International Issues by Henry R. Cheeseman, 2007-01 Legal Ethics (University Casebook) by Deborah L. Rhode, David Luban, 2008-12-19 Ethics and Criminal Justice: An Introduction (Cambridge Applied Ethics) by John Kleinig, 2008-03-24 The Ethics Project in Legal Education (Routledge Research in Legal Ethics) Classic Cases in Medical Ethics: Accounts of Cases That Have Shaped Medical Ethics, with Philosophical, Legal, and Historical Backgrounds by Gregory Pence, 2003-07-15 Drugs, Ethics, and Quality of Life: Cases and Materials on Ethical, Legal, and Public Policy Dilemmas in Medicine and Pharmacy Practice by Bruce D. White, 2007-10-01

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21. Legal Ethics Opinions
    The West Virginia State Bar. legal ethics Opinions, Printer Friendly Version. 8903, CLARIFICATION OF PREVIOUS legal ethics INQUIRY 77-3, RE MUNICIPAL JUDGES.  
    http://www.wvbar.org/BARINFO/wvlegalresearch/ethics/ethics.htm

22. Legal Ethics And Professional Conduct Handbook - Foreword
    The legal ethics Professional Conduct Handbook contains the rules for ethical and professional conduct deemed appropriate for lawyers in Nova Scotia.  
    http://www.nsbs.ns.ca/handbook/main.html
    
    Extractions: The Handbook contains the rules for ethical and professional conduct deemed appropriate for lawyers in Nova Scotia. The handbook is supplemented by Legal Ethics Ruling s made by the Legal Ethics Committee and approved by Council. In addition to referring to these resources, members of the NSBS seeking ethics and professional responsibility guidance may contact the Director of Professional Responsibility or the Officer, Professional Responsibility and Ethics The Legal Ethics and Professional Conduct Handbook is available in two formats: Click here for a printable handbook (PDF) , bookmarked for your convenience. The Selected Bibliography and Table of Concordance are available as separate documents. Web pages: select chapter headings in the drop down menu (below).

23. LEOs
    Virginia legal ethics Opinions. LEOs 1360 through 1796 are now available. These opinions are available in electronic format as a  
    http://www.vacle.org/leos.htm
    
    Extractions: HOME SEMINARS PUBLICATIONS SEARCH Virginia Legal Ethics Opinions LEOs 1360 through 1796 are now available. These opinions are available in electronic format as a result of the work of James M. McCauley , Virginia State Bar Ethics Counsel. Virginia CLE appreciates his contribution to the growing body of on-line resources available to Virginia lawyers. The full text of these opinions may be searched by key words (but not numbers). Type one or more key words in the box below to identify opinions that may be relevant to your inquiry. Click here to view the list of available opinions by number. Match: All Any Boolean Format: Long Short Sort by: Score Time Title Reverse Score Reverse Time Reverse Title

24. Legal Ethics.
    Homepage » legal ethics. Advice and information on legal ethics. Homepage About the Company In the News Terms of Service Privacy  
    http://www.worldjustice.com/legal_ethics/

25. Legal Ethics
    Law Library Pathfinders. Researching legal ethics Prepared by Mary Rumsey; Revised July 2003. National Reporter on legal ethics and Professional Responsibility.  
    http://www.law.umn.edu/library/tools/pathfinders/mnethics.html
    
    Extractions: Prepared by Mary Rumsey; Revised July 2003 Table of Contents The rules that regulate lawyers' conduct are generally promulgated by the ABA and then adopted by states. The earliest standards adopted by the ABA were the Canons of 1908. In 1969/1970, the ABA adopted the Code of Professional Conduct. Many states adopted this Code. Some of these states switched to the Model Rules of Professional Responsibility when the ABA adopted them in 1983; others retained the Code. Thus, both the Model Rules and the Code of Professional Conduct are still published. They appear in several sources (see Standards and Opinions, below). Amendments to the ABA standards are noted in the annual ABA Reports and in the monthly ABA Journal . The ABA's Standing Committee on Ethics and Professional Responsibility and its predecessor committees have issued ethics opinions since 1924 (see Standards and Opinions, below) In Minnesota, the relevant rules are the

26. Legal Ethics - Worlds In Collision
    legal ethics Worlds in Collision. The field known as legal ethics has only a tenuous relation to the systemic difficulties afflicting the legal profession.  
    http://www.firstthings.com/ftissues/ft9403/articles/glendon.html
    
    Extractions: First Things 41 (March 1994): 21-27. Chicago's financial district and the seat of its city government are only a few blocks apart, yet they belong to two different worlds. I learned this in my first few months of law practice in 1964 when, as low person on the totem pole, I had to handle routine motions in both state and federal courts. There was scarcely any difference in atmosphere between my firm's sedate quarters in the Continental Bank building and the austere federal courthouse just around the corner. An aura of solemnity surrounded the federal judges in their courtrooms, as it did our senior partners in their spacious but simply furnished offices. Lawyers exchanged pleasantries and conversed genially in the hallways of both places. To walk from lower LaSalle Street to the municipal and county courts on Washington between Clark and Dearborn, however, was to pass through a culture warp. From the outside, Chicago's Civic Center on its massive concrete plaza was no less imposing than the federal building. Inside was bedlam. The Civic Center was filled with everything that made Chicago such an exhilarating and alarming city-jostling, shouting, joking, cajoling, backslapping, backstabbing, bargaining, dealing, favors granted, grudges paid with interest, intimidation, bribery, conciliation, grand gestures, obscene remarks, and the occasional spontaneous act of generosity. In the courtrooms, protocol was more or less observed, but the strain was often too much for the regulars. One young litigator from my firm never forgot his first appearance in municipal court. Full of himself, he stepped up when his case was called, and began, as we were taught to do in law school: "May it please the court, my name is Edward R. Lev and I represent the Continental Illinois National Bank and Trust Company of Chicago." The judge glared down at the unfortunate newcomer and remarked (to the delight of seasoned hands): "Well, bully for you!"

27. Legal Research Guide: Legal Ethics
    Find legal ethics. Legal Research LEGAL RESEARCH GUIDE legal ethics. Alert me when this page changes. (Enter your email address.). legal ethics  
    http://www.virtualchase.com/resources/ethics.shtml

28. Legal Ethics
    legal ethics Seminar (Law School)/ The Ethics of Law and Lawyering (College) The course concludes with W L s annual legal ethics Institute.  
    http://home.wlu.edu/~wendelb/legethcourse.htm
    
    Extractions: [Back to Home Page] Course Syllabus Additional Readings Welcome to the course home page for Ethics of Law and Lawyering, as the undergraduate course is called, and Legal Ethics Seminar, as it is known in the law school, at Washington and Lee University. A Civil Action , did exactly that, by taking protracted depositions and by persuading the judge to split the trial into three separate proceedings. Others argue that the defense firms did nothing wrong, and Jan Schlictman's mismanagement of his law practice, not the "hardball" tactics of the defendants, caused his financial ruin.) We will talk about many similar dilemmas, all drawn from actual cases, during the course of the semester. This year we will take a somewhat different approach, and look at these questions first from the standpoint of jurisprudence the philosophy of law. The first major work we will read is Jeremy Waldron's Law and Disagreement , a recent book which seeks to explain the authority of law as a necessary institution in a complex, pluralistic society in which people disagree about moral questions. Although he does not address this question directly, we will use the book as the basis for constructing a theory about how we ought to understand the moral status of the professionals who make this system function namely, lawyers. The secpmd book we read will be Arthur Applbaum's

29. William Freivogel
    Consultant for matters involving legal ethics and lawyer liability. Based in Chicago, Illinois.  
    http://www.freivogel.com/

30. Legal Ethics Links
    legal ethics Resources on the Web Prepared by Brad Wendel Associate Professor of Law Washington and Lee University School of Law legal ethics.  
    http://home.wlu.edu/~wendelb/ethlinks.htm
    
    Extractions: [Back to Home Page] Links to Primary Sources of Professional Responsibility Law Cornell Law School American Legal Ethics Library. An excellent collection of links to state bar association material (local versions of the Model Code and Model Rules, disciplinary opinions, bar admission information) and, in populous states, narrative overviews of the local law of lawyering, prepared by prominent law firms. There is also a topical overview, which collects disciplinary rules under subject categories (competence, conflicts of interest, and so on). All of the information is cross-indexed and interlinked with other pages for ease of use. This is a top-notch site, and should be one of the first resources you consult when conducting research on professional responsibility issues. Virginia Resources. For students and lawyers interested in Virginia professional responsibility law, there are excellent resources at the Cornell site, including the current Code of Professional Responsibility, the newly (Jan. 1, 2000) adopted Rules of Professional Conduct, and a comparison chart of the Code and the Rules. We are also fortunate to have access to an outstanding summary of Virginia ethics opinions , painstakingly prepared by Tom Spahn, a partner at McGuire Woods. This database is searchable by topic, and is very user-friendly. The

31. Center For Applied Legal Ethics
    http://www.usfca.edu/legalethics/

32. Washington University School Of Law -- Library
    legal ethics Research Guide. Historical Research. Introduction. In researching your legal ethics problem, you will need to use various kinds of sources.  
    http://ls.wustl.edu/Infores/Library/Guides/legalethics.html
    
    Extractions: Spring, 1999 (Updated October 2001, September 2002) In researching your legal ethics problem, you will need to use various kinds of sources. Some you will be familiar with from other research you have done and others will be specific to the ethics field. This guide will help you organize your research and more easily locate sources. Please do not hesitate to ask for my help or help from any of the Reference Librarians.

33. Legal Ethics Opinions (LEOs)
    is kept confidential. legal ethics Opinions Online. The full text of legal ethics opinions. legal ethics Hotline. Any member of the  
    http://www.vsb.org/profguides/opinions.html
    
    Extractions: Legal Ethics Opinions are written informal advisory opinions issued by the Standing Committee on Legal Ethics. A member of the bar may request a LEO by completing the "Legal Ethics Opinion Request Form," which is available for downloadfrom this Web site,* or you can contact Michelle Townsend at (804) 775-0557 or townsend@vsb.org and arrange to have the form faxed or mailed to you. Downloadable Request Form for Legal Ethics Opinion: This form is in Adobe pdf format. You may need to download the free Adobe Acrobat Reader to view and print this document. Once you have downloaded and installed the Acrobat Reader, you can download the form and print or view it. LEOs are written based on a hypothetical set of facts presented by the requesting attorney and reflect the judgment of the committee. The opinions are not binding on any judicial or administrative tribunal. A legal ethics opinion applies ethics rules to a hypothetical set of facts and states whether the activity or conduct complies with or violates such ethics rules. The committee will not decide questions of law nor make any factual determinations. Also, the committee will not issue an opinion if a prior LEO is dispositive of the inquiry. Finally, the committee may decline to issue an opinion if the issue or question raised is the subject of collateral litigation or a pending bar complaint.

34. Legal Ethics
    legal ethics. Home Submit your Site About Privacy Contact Help. legal ethics. Articles and information concentrating on legal ethics.  
    http://www.sightquest.com/business/legal-ethics-2822.htm

35. FindLaw: Paul A. Nidich
    Providing expert testimony for matters involving legal ethics and professional responsibility, as well as for forensic psychiatry.  
    http://firms.findlaw.com/nidichpa
    
    Extractions: WELCOME! I received my Juris Doctor degree from the University of Cincinnati College of Law (J.D.) and my Master of Laws in Taxation (LL.M.) from Capital University Law School. I am in private practice in the Cincinnati, Ohio area, primarily in the fields of special needs/supplemental needs/Medicaid trusts, guardianships, estate planning, and tax matters.(Go to Articles to read about Trusts and Guardianships.) If you have questions in any of these areas or would like a private consultation, please let me know. You can reach me by e-mail or by telephone at with the information above. Thank you for visiting. Firm Overview Practice Areas Articles and Memos Links ... Contact Information Last Updated 04/26/04 options Contact Practice Areas Articles and Memos ... Links

36. Indiana State Bar Association Online - Legal Ethics
    Local Bar Presidents Associations. legal ethics. Community Outreach. Indiana Bar Foundation. ISBA Legal Career Center. home legal ethics. legal ethics.  
    http://www.inbar.org/location/transfer.asp?p=legalethics

37. What Every Client Should Know About Legal Ethics
    What Every Client Should Know About legal ethics. Colorado s rules of legal ethics are more protective of clients than almost any other state s.  
    http://www.fwlaw.com/legethic.html
    
    Extractions: Have you ever wondered what ethical obligations lawyers owe their clients? Ethical issues came to the forefront for Colorado lawyers when the Colorado Supreme Court adopted the Colorado Rules of Professional Conduct, (effective in 1993), and Colorado lawyers had to learn a whole new set of ethical rules. Colorado's rules of legal ethics are more protective of clients than almost any other state's. The Rules are both written and enforced (in lawyer disciplinary or "grievance" proceedings) by the Colorado Supreme Court. This article introduces clients to some of the more important issues. The Client-Lawyer Relationship: The Rules recognize that the client establishes the objectives for the lawyer's representation. After consulting with the client, the lawyer may then determine the means of pursuing these objectives. There are a few limits on the client's choice of objectives. For example, a client may not ask a lawyer to violate the Rules or other law, and a lawyer may not counsel or assist a client in committing a crime or fraud (but may discuss consequences of the client's conduct). Some of lawyers' ethical duties to their clients are discussed below. Other important duties include competence, diligence, communication, and proper handling of client funds and legal fees. Confidentiality and Disclosure: Lawyers' general obligations of confidentiality to clients are probably stronger than ever, but so are lawyers' disclosure obligations in court cases. All information relating to representation of a client is now presumed confidential. The only exceptions are for disclosures expressly or implicitly authorized by the client, information necessary to prevent a crime the client intends to commit, and information necessary to use in proceedings concerning the lawyer's representation of the client. The Rules also impose disclosure requirements which may outweigh the confidentiality obligation in some circumstances. For example, certain necessary information must be disclosed in court proceedings, even if the client would prefer not to disclose. Both Federal and Colorado courts have recently broadened their disclosure requirements, requiring both lawyers and clients to disclose relevant facts and documents in court proceedings.

38. SSRN-Managerialism, Legal Ethics, And Sarbanes-Oxley Section 307 By Stephen Bain
    SSRNManagerialism, legal ethics, and Sarbanes-Oxley Section 307 by Stephen Bainbridge, Christina Johnson. Paper Stats Abstract  
    http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=434721

39. Ohio Legal Ethics Course Outline
    From the Lectric Law Library s stacks Ohio legal ethics Course Outline. Rule 10 Continuing Legal Education a. 24 hrs every 2 years; 2 hrs in ethics prof.  
    http://www.lectlaw.com/files/lws44.htm

40. Oklahoma Bar Association
    Disclaimer. Primary legal ethics Research Materials. Oklahoma legal ethics Advisory Opinions (searchable). Oklahoma Rules of Professional Conduct.  
    http://www.okbar.org/ethics/default.htm
    
    Extractions: Oklahoma Legal Ethics Advisory Opinions (searchable) Oklahoma Rules of Professional Conduct American Bar Association Model Rules of Professional Conduct Oklahoma Rules Governing Disciplinary Proceedings Title 5 of the Oklahoma Statutes (attorneys and state bar) OBA Lawyer's Creed Standards of Professionalism Links to Other Ethics Resources

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