Lawyers′ Professional Responsibility, 4th Edition

Name: Lawyers′ Professional Responsibility, 4th Edition
Brand: Lawbook Co.
SKU: 9780455226842
Price: 994.00 HKD
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Author: Gino Dal Pont
ISBN: 9780455226842

By Gino Dal Pont

Lawbook Co. November 2009

Specifications

ISBN-13: 9780455226842
Publisher: Lawbook Co.
Publication: November 2009
Format: Paperback
Jurisdiction: Australia ? Countri(es) for reference only

Details

The fourth edition of Lawyers’ Professional Responsibility provides a comprehensive and accessible treatment of lawyers’ professional and ethical responsibilities. It deals with all sources of professional responsibility, including case law, legislation and professional rules, and covers all Australian jurisdictions.

The fourth edition brings the statutory and rule-based framework entirely up to date, addressing the new legal profession legislation enacted in many States and Territories as well as new professional rules that have been implemented. Reference is also made to professional responsibility models in other common law jurisdictions, including the new professional rules in New Zealand and the United Kingdom, and to recent developments in the United States.

Lawyers’ Professional Responsibility, 4th Edition, will be valuable to both students and practitioners alike, helping them to understand the recent changes to professional responsibility and how those changes effect legal practice.

Chapter 1 - The Concept of Professional Responsibility
Chapter 2 - Admission to Practice
Chapter 3 - The Lawyer-Client Relationship
Chapter 4 - Duties to the Client and their Enforcement
Chapter 5 - Lawyers’ Duty to Clients in Tort
Chapter 6 - Lawyer-Client Conflict and Influence
Chapter 7 - Concurrent Conflicts
Chapter 8 - Acting against Former Clients
Chapter 9 - Duty to Account
Chapter 10 - Confidentiality
Chapter 11 - Legal Professional Privilege
Chapter 12 - Privilege in Aid of Settlement
Chapter 13 - Employed (“In-house”) Lawyers
Chapter 14 - Costs Disclosure and Costs Agreements
Chapter 15 - Recovery of Costs from Clients
Chapter 16 - Solicitors’ Liens
Chapter 17 - Duty to the Court
Chapter 18 - Particular Applications of the Duty to the Administration of Justice
Chapter 19 - Duty to Obey and Uphold the Law
Chapter 20 - Conduct of Practice
Chapter 21 - Relations with the Profession and Third Parties
Chapter 22 - Undertakings
Chapter 23 - The Disciplinary Jurisdiction
Chapter 24 - Disciplinary Procedures
Chapter 25 - Types of Misconduct