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Legal ethics

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1986

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Stipulated Attorney's Fees: A Compromising Situation, Thomas A. Filo Sep 1986

Stipulated Attorney's Fees: A Compromising Situation, Thomas A. Filo

Louisiana Law Review

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The Lawyer As Informer, Gerard E. Lynch Jun 1986

The Lawyer As Informer, Gerard E. Lynch

Duke Law Journal

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Ethics Of Law Practice Marketing, Frederick C. Moss Jan 1986

Ethics Of Law Practice Marketing, Frederick C. Moss

Notre Dame Law Review

No abstract provided.

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Developing Standards Under Amended Rule 11 Of The Federal Rules Of Civil Procedure, Edward D. Cavanagh Jan 1986

Developing Standards Under Amended Rule 11 Of The Federal Rules Of Civil Procedure, Edward D. Cavanagh

Hofstra Law Review

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Moral Accountability Of Advocates, William C. Heffernan Jan 1986

Moral Accountability Of Advocates, William C. Heffernan

Notre Dame Law Review

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1983 Amendments To Rule 11: Answering The Critics' Concern With Judicial Self-Restraint, Nancy H. Wilder Jan 1986

1983 Amendments To Rule 11: Answering The Critics' Concern With Judicial Self-Restraint, Nancy H. Wilder

Notre Dame Law Review

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Practice And Procedure Under Amended Rule 11 Of The Federal Rules Of Civil Procedure, Kevin P. Roddy, William Woodward Webb Jan 1986

Practice And Procedure Under Amended Rule 11 Of The Federal Rules Of Civil Procedure, Kevin P. Roddy, William Woodward Webb

Campbell Law Review

The purpose of this article is to explore the substantive provisions of amended Rule 11 and its historic antecedents, the procedure by which sanctions may be sought and/or imposed, the sanctions which the court may impose and the persons upon whom the sanctions can be imposed.

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Abusive Tax Shelters, Legal Malpractice, And Revised Formal Ethics Opinion 346: Does Revised 346 Enable Third Party Investors To Recover From Tax Attorneys Who Violate Its Standards, Joseph J. Portuondo Jan 1986

Abusive Tax Shelters, Legal Malpractice, And Revised Formal Ethics Opinion 346: Does Revised 346 Enable Third Party Investors To Recover From Tax Attorneys Who Violate Its Standards, Joseph J. Portuondo

Notre Dame Law Review

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