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Author / Creator:Moliterno, James E., 1953-
Edition:2nd ed.
Imprint:St. Paul, MN : Thomson/West Pub. Co., c2003.
Description:xvii, 399 p. ; 26 cm.
Language:English
Series:American casebook series
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Format: Print Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/4899423
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ISBN:0314144382
Notes:Includes index.
Table of Contents:
  • Introduction
  • Chapter 1. Who Are We and Who Are We Supposed to Be?
  • A.. Role and Identity
  • B.. Three Perspectives on the Role of Lawyer
  • 1.. The Business Person
  • a.. The role described
  • b.. Stories
  • 2.. The Standard Conception
  • a.. The role described
  • b.. Stories
  • 3.. The Moral Activist Lawyer
  • a.. The role described
  • b.. Stories
  • C.. Practice Setting, Perspective, and Role
  • D.. Summary
  • Scenario Developments
  • Regarding Dr. Sam Patterson
  • Wallace Wilson v. Wythe Insurance Underwriting Company
  • Chapter 2. The Institutional Framework
  • A.. Sources and Applications of Legal Ethics Rules
  • 1.. Bar Associations
  • 2.. Alternative Lawyer Organizations
  • 3.. Sources of the Law Governing Lawyers
  • 4.. Discipline
  • 5.. Professionalism
  • 6.. Discipline and its Distinction from Malpractice
  • 7.. Admission to Practice
  • In re Desilets
  • B.. Self-Governance; Reporting Misconduct
  • 1.. Knowledge of Misconduct
  • 2.. Level or Type of Misconduct
  • 3.. Confidentiality
  • 4.. Defamation Privilege
  • Weber v. Cueto
  • Scenario Developments
  • Regarding Peter Phipps and Anna Zimmerman
  • C.. Supervisor-Subordinate Responsibilities
  • 1.. Supervisory Lawyers and Subordinate Lawyers
  • Scenario Developments
  • Regarding Dr. Sam Patterson
  • 2.. Lawyer Supervision of Nonlawyer Employees
  • Chapter 3. Beginning and Nature of the Client-Lawyer Relationship
  • A.. Client-Lawyer Relationships
  • B.. Competence, Diligence, and Case Acceptance
  • 1.. Competence, Diligence, and Communication
  • 2.. Accepting Employment
  • Scenario Developments
  • Dante's Appliance & Audio v. Johnnie Chu
  • C.. Confidentiality and Its Limits
  • 1.. To Whom Is the Duty of Confidentiality Owed?
  • Upjohn Co. v. United States
  • In re Grand Jury Subpoena Duces Tecum
  • 2.. To What Does the Duty Apply?
  • The People of California v. Meredith
  • 3.. Exceptions to the Duty
  • a.. Consent
  • b.. Self-defense and fees
  • c.. Crimes, frauds, and future harms
  • d.. "Other law"
  • Scenario Developments
  • State of Jefferson v. Max Hunt
  • D.. Counselling Clients Regarding Wrongful Acts
  • Scenario Developments
  • Regarding First Washington Bank
  • E.. Conflicts of Interest
  • 1.. Third Party Interference
  • 2.. Lawyer v. Client Interests
  • a.. Generally
  • Iowa State Bar Association v. Bitter
  • b.. Use of confidential information
  • 3.. Multiple Client Issues
  • 4.. Waiver
  • 5.. Imputed Disqualification
  • Haagen-Dazs v. Perche No! Gelato
  • Armstrong v. McAlpine
  • Scenario Developments
  • Pierce v. Pierce
  • Perini v. Mid-Continent Transportation Inc.
  • United States v. Mark Moore
  • F.. Provision of Legal Services to Those Who Cannot Afford to Hire a Lawyer
  • 1.. Organized Legal Services for the Poor
  • 2.. Individual Lawyer's Response: Pro Bono Publico
  • Scenario Developments
  • Pro Bono Policy at Taylor and Moore
  • G.. Fees
  • 1.. Reasonableness
  • 2.. Contingent Fees and Other Alternatives to Hourly Fees
  • a.. Contingent Fees
  • b.. Alternative compensation arrangements
  • c.. Retainers
  • 3.. Fee Splitting
  • Scenario Developments
  • Dante's Appliance & Audio v. Johnnie Chu
  • Dante's Appliance & Audio v. Marina Vukovic
  • Wallace Wilson v. Wythe Insurance Underwriting Company
  • H.. Handling Clients' Money
  • 1.. Generally
  • Akron Bar Association v. Hughes
  • In Re Harrison
  • 2.. IOLTA-Interest on Lawyers' Trust Accounts
  • Scenario Developments
  • Wallace Wilson v. Wythe Insurance Underwriting Company
  • I.. Client-Getting
  • Bates v. State Bar of Arizona
  • Summaries of Selected other Supreme Court Cases of Consequence
  • 1.. Ohralik v. Ohio State Bar Association and In re Primus (concurring opinion)
  • 2.. In re R.M.J.
  • 3.. Zauderer v. Office of Disciplinary Counsel of Supreme Court of Ohio
  • 4.. Shapero v. Kentucky Bar Association
  • 5.. Peel v. Illinois Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission
  • 6.. Florida Bar v. Went For It
  • 7.. Ibanez v. Fla. Dep't of Bus. and Prof. Reg.
  • "Lawyer's Unsubtle Solicitation" - The Washington Post
  • Arguments before the Court, Oring v. California State Bar
  • Scenario Developments
  • The Marketing of Beck and Vitucci
  • Dante's Appliance & Audio v. Marina Vukovic
  • Chapter 4. Investigating
  • A.. Competence
  • B.. Treatment of Third Parties
  • Scenario Developments
  • Pierce v. Pierce
  • Chapter 5. Negotiating and Mediating
  • A.. Negotiating and Truth telling
  • 1.. Truthtelling and Dissimulation
  • a.. What is a Material Statement of Law or Fact?
  • b.. When is a Statement or Silence Fraudulent?
  • Scenario Developments
  • State of Jefferson v. Max Hunt
  • Dante's Appliance & Audio v. Johnnie Chu
  • Wallace Wilson v. Wythe Insurance Underwriting Company
  • Pierce v. Pierce
  • United States v. Mark Moore
  • 2.. Other Abusive Conduct
  • 3.. Finalizing Agreements: The Drafting Process
  • Scenario Developments
  • Dante's Appliance & Audio v. Johnnie Chu
  • B.. Special Problems for Lawyers in the Intermediary Role
  • Chapter 6. Advocacy and Adversary System Activities
  • A.. The Ethics of Advocacy Conceptualized
  • B.. Limits on Zeal: Litigation Advocacy Outside the Courtroom
  • 1.. Filing Pleadings and Other Court Papers
  • Scenario Developments
  • Dante's Appliance & Audio v. Marina Vukovic
  • 2.. Special Limits on the Public Prosecutor
  • 3.. Litigation-connected Investigation: Discovery
  • Scenario Developments
  • Dante's Appliance & Audio v. Marina Vukovic
  • 4.. Other Limitations
  • C.. Limits on Zeal: Litigation Advocacy Inside the Courtroom
  • 1.. Treatment of Witness and other Issues of Evidence Presentation
  • Scenario Developments
  • State of Jefferson v. Max Hunt
  • 2.. Argument
  • 3.. Jurors
  • 4.. Judges and Judicial Conduct
  • a.. Impartiality - Passivity
  • b.. Ex parte communications
  • c.. Criticism of judges
  • d.. Recusal
  • Aetna Life Insurance Co. v. Lavoie
  • 5.. Courtroom Conduct
  • In Re McConnell
  • 6.. Fraud on the Court and Perjury
  • Scenario Developments
  • Dante's Appliance & Audio v. Marina Vukovic
  • State of Jefferson v. Max Hunt
  • United States v. Mark Moore