Category: Legal Profession
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Courts Of Appeals
Courts of Appeals in the United States Courts of Appeals, formerly Circuit Courts of Appeals, in the federal judiciary system of the United States, courts created by Congress in 1891 to relieve the Supreme Court of its great burden of work and thus to give speedier justice to litigants. […]
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Courts Of Appeals
Courts of Appeals in the United States Courts of Appeals, formerly Circuit Courts of Appeals, in the federal judiciary system of the United States, courts created by Congress in 1891 to relieve the Supreme Court of its great burden of work and thus to give speedier justice to litigants. […]
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Advocacy
Advocacy in United States "Advocacy is the art of persuasion" Advocacy may be a promotion of a cause or point of view. It is also a general term related to a legal professional (advocate) who represents a client's interests in the courtroom; this term has no particular standing in […]
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Confidentiality
Confidentiality in the United States Concept of Confidentiality in relation to Safe Place Definition of Confidentiality in this context: The act of protecting (i.e., not disclosing, revealing, or sharing without consent) private information relating to a patient or client; established through […]
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Confidentiality
Confidentiality in the United States Concept of Confidentiality in relation to Safe Place Definition of Confidentiality in this context: The act of protecting (i.e., not disclosing, revealing, or sharing without consent) private information relating to a patient or client; established through […]
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Conflicts Of Interest
Conflicts Of Interest in the United States Conflicts Of Interest in Law Firms Lateral hires are becoming the collateral damage at AmLaw 100 firms, where consolidation between themselves and among clients is creating a conflicts nightmare. "Now everybody wants to be a national law […]
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Conflicts Of Interest
Conflicts Of Interest in the United States Conflicts Of Interest in Law Firms Lateral hires are becoming the collateral damage at AmLaw 100 firms, where consolidation between themselves and among clients is creating a conflicts nightmare. "Now everybody wants to be a national law […]
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Recusal
Recusal in United States Recusal Definition Recuse in this legal EncyclopediaRecusal definition in the Law Dictionary Recusal in Foreign Legal Encyclopedias LinkDescription Recusal, Recusal in the World Legal Encyclopedia., Recusal, Recusal in the European Legal Encyclopedia., Recusal, […]
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Counseling and Mediation
Counseling and Mediation in the United States Counseling and Mediation Explained References See Also Legal Profession Duties Lawyers
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Counseling and Mediation
Counseling and Mediation in the United States Counseling and Mediation Explained References See Also Legal Profession Duties Lawyers
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Lawyers and the Public
Lawyers and the Public in the United States Lawyers and the Public: Main Elements The coverage of Lawyers and the Public includes the following element(s): Florida Bar v. Went For It, Inc. Find out an overview of this topic, in relation to Lawyers and the Public, in the legal Ecyclopedia. […]
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Local Lawyers
Local Lawyers in the United States Duties and Obligations of Local Lawyers: Summary In this section, Duties and Obligations of local lawyers covers: Competence Diligence and Communication Conflicts of Interest Confidentiality Counseling and Mediation Advocacy […]
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Local Lawyers
Local Lawyers in the United States Duties and Obligations of Local Lawyers: Summary In this section, Duties and Obligations of local lawyers covers: Competence Diligence and Communication Conflicts of Interest Confidentiality Counseling and Mediation Advocacy […]
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The Legal Profession
The Legal Profession in the United States The Legal Profession: Main Elements The coverage of The Legal Profession includes the following main elements: Duties and Obligations of Lawyers Find out an overview of this topic, in relation to The Legal Profession, in the legal Ecyclopedia. Lawyers […]