Preface to the Second Edition | p. vii |
Introduction | p. 1 |
Initial Reflections on Ethics, Morality and Justice in an Adversary System | p. 13 |
The Lawyer-Client Relationship | p. 35 |
Undertaking a Case | p. 37 |
Hanging Out Your Shingle | p. 37 |
Must We Take This Case? | p. 59 |
Getting a Client and Getting Paid | p. 77 |
Communication and Confidentiality | p. 103 |
Roger Earl Receives Some Evidence | p. 103 |
When Does a Lawyer Talk Too Much? | p. 131 |
Technology + Confidentiality = Trouble | p. 151 |
Loyalties and Conflicts of Interest | p. 175 |
When Are Two Clients Too Many? | p. 175 |
Who Is My Client? | p. 197 |
What Happens When Your Personal Interests Get in the Way? | p. 227 |
Conflicts of Interest and the Business of Being a Profession | p. 253 |
A Day in the Life of Lynch, Dahl & Wong | p. 279 |
Who Controls the Case? | p. 307 |
Is the Lawyer the Client's Savior or Mouthpiece? | p. 307 |
Balancing the Duty of Advocacy with the Duty to the Legal System | p. 333 |
What Price Truth? What Price Justice? What Price Advocacy? | p. 335 |
How Far Should Richie Go to Get His Client Off? | p. 335 |
When the Client Insists On Lying | p. 359 |
Pushing the Envelope and Coming Clean to the Court | p. 387 |
Tactics, Tricks, Free Speech, and Playing by the Rules | p. 415 |
Is Discovery Survival of the Fittest? | p. 415 |
The Fine Line Between Posturing and Lying in Negotiation | p. 443 |
"Honest Abe's" Trial Tactics | p. 467 |
Civility, Contempt of Court, Free Speech, and Publicity | p. 487 |
The Special Problems of the Government Lawyer | p. 517 |
Must a Prosecutor Play by Different Rules? | p. 517 |
What's a City Attorney to Do? | p. 539 |
The Lawyer Acting as Advisor | p. 565 |
What's Most Important--What You Say, How You Say It ... or Whether You Should Say It At All? | p. 565 |
Advising the Corporate Client That's Made a Mistake | p. 587 |
Advocates' and Mediators' Ethical Dilemmas in Mediation | p. 594 |
The Pressures, Diversity, and Economics of Modern Practice | p. 635 |
The Lawyer as Part of the Law Firm Structure | p. 637 |
The Senior Associate's Serious Dilemma | p. 637 |
Billing Practices at Prager & Dahms | p. 665 |
Is There a Glass Ceiling as Lawyers Climb the Law Firm Ladder? | p. 691 |
Mental Health, Substance Abuse, and the Realities of Modern Practice | p. 719 |
A Lawyer in Trouble and His Friends on the Spot | p. 719 |
The Economics of Lawyering | p. 743 |
Counselors in Action Go for the Gold | p. 743 |
The Economics of Legal Services for Indigent Clients | p. 769 |
Other Attorney Practice Issues | p. 791 |
Admissions, Discipline, and Some Other Rules of Lawyering | p. 793 |
Admission to the Bar | p. 793 |
Discipline of Lawyers | p. 809 |
The Unauthorized Practice of Law and Multidisciplinary Practice | p. 813 |
Client Trust Accounts | p. 818 |
Table of Cases | p. 1 |
Table of Rules and Opinions | p. 1 |
Index | p. 1 |
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