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: Legal Ethics ForumThe Ongoing Push for Screening
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Screening is a fraud on the public and makes a monkey of the idea that law is a profession and that lawyers are their clients? fiduciaries. In order to understand the problems raised by screening, consider a typical case. Attorney is with firm A&B and is heavily involved in representing Plaintiff. In the middle of the litigation, Attorney switches to firm Y&Z, which is representing Defendant in the same case. The traditional rule of ethics has read more
Full post as published by Legal Ethics Forum on April 20, 2008 (boomark / email).
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