Cause-lawyering comes in many shapes and sizes. For all of them, there can be tension between the interests of a particular client and the lawyer’s public policy goals. This panel explores those tensions and how lawyers can best serve their clients while advancing legal change. The panelists include lawyers with extensive cause-lawyering experience in a variety of fields and the leading scholar of legalethics and cause-lawyering
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Cause-lawyering comes in many shapes and sizes. For all of them, there can be tension between the in...
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This article provides an overview of a symposium sponsored by the University of Missouri Center for ...
Presentation around conflict of interest (conduct rules and common law) and implications for communi...
This paper is an economic analysis of cause lawyering, in which lawyers seek social change through t...
The relations between physicians and lawyers have deteriorated rapidly over the past several decades...
Legal problems rarely occur in a vacuum. They are often borne from other, non-legal problems or else...
Law firm lawyers spend a good deal of time running conflicts checks to see if they can accept repres...
Cause-lawyering comes in many shapes and sizes. For all of them, there can be tension between the in...
Douglas NeJaime\u27s Cause Lawyers Inside the State is a significant contribution to our understandi...
Both scholarly and political concern has focused in recent years on the interaction between lawyers ...
The quality of representation is undermined when a client\u27s interests conflict with those of a th...
Do lawyers facilitate dispute resolution or do they instead exacerbate conflict and pose a barrier t...
This book charts the historical and current interaction between lawyers and mediation in both the co...
Public defender offices serve a crucial public interest, but they are uniquely prone to a number of ...
The law profession is unique in the scope of the mandate it gives those within it to intervene in ot...
Are lawyers handling controversial matters justified in being myopically fixated upon achieving thei...
This article provides an overview of a symposium sponsored by the University of Missouri Center for ...
Presentation around conflict of interest (conduct rules and common law) and implications for communi...
This paper is an economic analysis of cause lawyering, in which lawyers seek social change through t...
The relations between physicians and lawyers have deteriorated rapidly over the past several decades...
Legal problems rarely occur in a vacuum. They are often borne from other, non-legal problems or else...
Law firm lawyers spend a good deal of time running conflicts checks to see if they can accept repres...