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Attorney And Client - Constitutionality Of Statute Authorizing Laymen To Appear Before Workmen's Compensation Commission, Milton Rabinowitz
Attorney And Client - Constitutionality Of Statute Authorizing Laymen To Appear Before Workmen's Compensation Commission, Milton Rabinowitz
Michigan Law Review
Pursuant to legislative authorization the Illinois Industrial Commission promulgated a rule permitting representation by attorney or agent in proceedings before the Commission. Defendant, a layman, had made a business of handling and adjusting compensation claims, and an information was brought against him under a state statute forbidding unauthorized practice of law. Defendant sought sanctuary in the general license granted by the Commission, but the court held, that the Commission's rule was an infringement of judicial power in violation of the state constitution, and, consequently was no defense to the action. Chicago Bar Association v. Goodman, (Ill. 1937) U. …
Attorney And Client - Drafting Legal Instruments As Practice Of Law, Milton Rabinowitz
Attorney And Client - Drafting Legal Instruments As Practice Of Law, Milton Rabinowitz
Michigan Law Review
In citation of defendant for contempt for unlicensed practice of law, held, that the preparing of a note and chattel mortgage and advising as to the legal effect thereof constitutes practice of law. " . . . [The practice of law] includes . . . drawing of wills, deeds, mortgages and other instruments of like character, where a legal knowledge is required, and where counsel and advice are given with respect to the validity and legal effect of such instruments . . . . " State v. Barlow, (Neb. 1936) 268 N. W. 95.
Reorganization Of County Government Upon Council-Manager Plan, Estes Kefauver
Reorganization Of County Government Upon Council-Manager Plan, Estes Kefauver
Tennessee Law Review
No abstract provided.
Attorney And Client - Unlawful Practice Before Industrial Commission In Workmen's Compensation Proceedings, Charles R. Moon Jr.
Attorney And Client - Unlawful Practice Before Industrial Commission In Workmen's Compensation Proceedings, Charles R. Moon Jr.
Michigan Law Review
In forty-four states of the Union and in Alaska, Porto Rico, Hawaii, and the Philippine Islands there are workmen's compensation acts. A great majority of these acts provide for a board or commission to settle all disputes as to compensation. Practice before these boards and commissions has become a large share of the business of many lawyers and of many law firms. To them, in particular, and to the legal profession, in general, the question raised in the recent case of Goodman v. Beall is of considerable interest. In this case, suit was brought by a committee of the Ohio …
Attorney And Client - Unauthorized Practice Of Law, Herman J. Bloom
Attorney And Client - Unauthorized Practice Of Law, Herman J. Bloom
Michigan Law Review
A corporation sold "memberships" to the members of a fraternal order under a contract entitling the members, among other things, to the benefit of the corporation's "legal defense" in any proceeding arising out of the ownership or operation of automobiles--civil or criminal. This legal service was described in a magazine issued by the corporation, which contained a list of recommended attorneys. The members could employ their own attorneys, but were urged to employ those on the list. The corporation took no part in the management of the case and it had no salaried attorney. It had no notice of the …
Bar Association Sectionciation
The Proposed Act To Incorporate The Bar Of Tennessee, Harley G. Fowles
The Proposed Act To Incorporate The Bar Of Tennessee, Harley G. Fowles
Tennessee Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Bar And The New Deal, Robert H. Jackson
The Bar And The New Deal, Robert H. Jackson
West Virginia Law Review
No abstract provided.
Proceedings Of The Mid-Winter Meeting
Bar Of Other States - What Do You Say?, R. Allen Stephens
Bar Of Other States - What Do You Say?, R. Allen Stephens
Indiana Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Proceedings Of The 46th Annual Convention Of The Washington State Bar Association Held At Tacoma, Washington, On August 3rd And 4th, 1934, Anon
Washington Law Review
No abstract provided.
A Challenge To The Lawyers Of The State, Earl King
A Challenge To The Lawyers Of The State, Earl King
Tennessee Law Review
No abstract provided.
The National Bar Program
Indiana Law Journal
This digest of news concerning the National Bar Program is furnished by Will Shafroth, special assistant to the President of the American Bar Association.
The Lawyer's Duty To The Public, Will Shafroth
The Lawyer's Duty To The Public, Will Shafroth
Indiana Law Journal
No abstract provided.
The Personnel Of The Bar, Will Shafroth
Modern Tendencies In Preparation For The Bar, Will Shafroth
Modern Tendencies In Preparation For The Bar, Will Shafroth
Indiana Law Journal
No abstract provided.
A Legal Gospel For An Industrial Age, Anan Raymond
A Legal Gospel For An Industrial Age, Anan Raymond
Indiana Law Journal
An address delivered before the Indiana State Bar Association at Lafayette, Indiana, July 9, 1931.
The Lawyer And The Public, Thomas Frank Konop
The Lawyer And The Public, Thomas Frank Konop
Journal Articles
In this address, I am purposely omitting a discussion of the subject of "Delays in Litigation" as that matter was covered by the address of Judge Cain on last Monday. Cherishing the hope that my talk may bring about a better acquaintance with, and a better understanding of the lawyer, I propose to address myself to the general public, rather than to my professional brethren. If any of you have ever attended an annual bar-banquet and there heard the usual and orthodox address on the legal profession, you undoubtedly went home impressed with the idea-whether you believed it or not-that …
Fiduciaries-Corporate And Lawyers, Julius Henry Cohen
Fiduciaries-Corporate And Lawyers, Julius Henry Cohen
Indiana Law Journal
An address delivered to the Indiana State Bar Association at Indianapolis, January 16, 1932.
Summaries Of Tentative Committee Reports, George O. Dix, Walter R. Arnold, Glenn D. Peters, Alfred Evens, Benjamin F. Long, James J. Robinson
Summaries Of Tentative Committee Reports, George O. Dix, Walter R. Arnold, Glenn D. Peters, Alfred Evens, Benjamin F. Long, James J. Robinson
Indiana Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Attorneys--Laborers' Liens For Abstracting Services, George W. Mcquain
Attorneys--Laborers' Liens For Abstracting Services, George W. Mcquain
West Virginia Law Review
No abstract provided.
Lay Encroachments On The Legal Profession, E. Smythe Gambrell
Lay Encroachments On The Legal Profession, E. Smythe Gambrell
Michigan Law Review
The holding of the Minnesota supreme court in the Otterness case that: "Neither a corporation nor a layman, not admitted to practise, can practise law, nor indirectly practise law by hiring a licensed attorney to practise law for others for the benefit or profit of such hirer" is one of many recent judicial pronouncements in defense of the legal profession. These decisions may prompt many individuals to ask why there should be a professional monopoly in the practise of law. Governmental restraint against free and unregulated practise of law is not for the purpose of advancing the individual interests of …
President's Address, Edward W. Allen
President's Address, Edward W. Allen
Washington Law Review
This address should not be compared with the masterpieces of diction and erudition which have preceded it, but should rather be considered in the prosaic nature of a report. Attention is called to the fact that between annual meetings your affairs are conducted by a president, a secretary, and an executive committee consisting.of these officers and five vice-presidents representing the five congressional districts into which the state is divided, also an executive secretary, besides various committees.