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Water And The American West: Essays In Honor Of Raphael J. Moses, David H. Getches
Water And The American West: Essays In Honor Of Raphael J. Moses, David H. Getches
Books, Reports, and Studies
This digital resource contains only an abstract, cover image and table of contents information from the published book.
Print copy of book is available in the University of Colorado’s Wise Law Library: http://lawpac.colorado.edu/record=b131940~S0
Contents: Foreword / [David H. Getches] -- Biographical note : a tribute to a great lawyer / John M. Sayre -- To settle a new land : an historical essay on water law in Colorado and in the American West / Charles F. Wilkinson -- A global perspective on western water / Gilbert F. White -- The international problem with Mexico over the salinity of the lower …
Solicitation Of Law Firm Clients By Departing Partners And Associates: Tort, Fiduciary, And Disciplinary Liability, Vincent R. Johnson
Solicitation Of Law Firm Clients By Departing Partners And Associates: Tort, Fiduciary, And Disciplinary Liability, Vincent R. Johnson
Faculty Articles
May a departing attorney, with or without firm consent, contact clients of the firm, in person or in writing, for the purpose of soliciting their present and future legal business? This is the question being asked because in recent years there has been a marked increase in the number of attorneys switching firms, many of whom seek to take with them the business of their former firm’s clientele. While the contours of permissible departure-based solicitation were once clearly and narrowly circumscribed by the rules of legal ethics, the continued validity of those restrictions is seriously placed in doubt by the …
A Conceptual Approach To Negotiating Relational Contracts For The Small Business Client, Gary H. Doberstyn
A Conceptual Approach To Negotiating Relational Contracts For The Small Business Client, Gary H. Doberstyn
Cleveland State Law Review
The purpose of this Article is to present a conceptual framework within which one may develop a comprehensive approach to negotiating relational business agreements. The framework identifies and integrates various considerations in a very broad manner to make it applicable to the various business contexts in which negotiations may occur.