The American Bar Association (ABA) has just completed a marathon project to revise the Model Rules of Professional Conduct. The most contentious issue of that project involved the rule on confidentiality. This article is about the debate that took place over the confidentiality rule. The first section describes the role of the ABA in establishing standards of conduct for attorneys in the United States and the history of confidentiality standards in the United States through the twentieth century. Part two explains the debate about the previous rule and the changes that the ABA House of Delegates eventually approved. The third section discusses the policy arguments that are at the center of this debate
Part II begins by exploring the history of the Rules of Professional Conduct. Part II then briefly t...
In this Article, I assess the apparent prospects for increased disciplinary enforcement of state eth...
The purpose of my essay Playing Chicken: An Instant History of the Battle over Exceptions to Client ...
The American Bar Association (ABA) has just completed a marathon project to revise the Model Rules o...
Broad confidentiality rules with narrow, limited exceptions serve well the interests of attorneys wh...
Because of the lack of uniformity in the ethics rules of different states and countries, lawyers inv...
This article sets forth points to encourage the ABA House of Delegates to reconsider proposed revisi...
Although the duty to keep client confidences is one of a defense lawyer\u27s defining characteristic...
This article looks at the problems created by a lawyer discipline process that continues to be condu...
Journal ArticleThe Model Rules of Professional Conduct proposed by the American Bar Association diff...
Analyzing Rule 1.6 of the Model Rules from a Jewish perspective can help solve some of the conflicts...
Discussions about ethical and legal issues especially confidentiality are becoming more prevalent in...
The proper limits to attorney-client confidentiality are hotly debated by lawyers and legal scholars...
The article focuses on goals of the rules of ethics applicable to lawyers from the American Bar Asso...
• Summary: This paper presents a critique of the ethic of confidentiality in the personal service pr...
Part II begins by exploring the history of the Rules of Professional Conduct. Part II then briefly t...
In this Article, I assess the apparent prospects for increased disciplinary enforcement of state eth...
The purpose of my essay Playing Chicken: An Instant History of the Battle over Exceptions to Client ...
The American Bar Association (ABA) has just completed a marathon project to revise the Model Rules o...
Broad confidentiality rules with narrow, limited exceptions serve well the interests of attorneys wh...
Because of the lack of uniformity in the ethics rules of different states and countries, lawyers inv...
This article sets forth points to encourage the ABA House of Delegates to reconsider proposed revisi...
Although the duty to keep client confidences is one of a defense lawyer\u27s defining characteristic...
This article looks at the problems created by a lawyer discipline process that continues to be condu...
Journal ArticleThe Model Rules of Professional Conduct proposed by the American Bar Association diff...
Analyzing Rule 1.6 of the Model Rules from a Jewish perspective can help solve some of the conflicts...
Discussions about ethical and legal issues especially confidentiality are becoming more prevalent in...
The proper limits to attorney-client confidentiality are hotly debated by lawyers and legal scholars...
The article focuses on goals of the rules of ethics applicable to lawyers from the American Bar Asso...
• Summary: This paper presents a critique of the ethic of confidentiality in the personal service pr...
Part II begins by exploring the history of the Rules of Professional Conduct. Part II then briefly t...
In this Article, I assess the apparent prospects for increased disciplinary enforcement of state eth...
The purpose of my essay Playing Chicken: An Instant History of the Battle over Exceptions to Client ...