Multidisciplinary Practice and the American Legal Profession: A Market Approach to Regulating the Delivery of Legal Services in the Twenty-First Century
John S. Dzienkowski, Robert J. Peroni
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John S. Dzienkowski, Robert J. Peroni
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1. See generally Model Rules of Professional Conduct Rule 5.4 (1999) (amended 1998) [hereinafter Model Rules]; Model Code of Professional Responsibility DR 3-102(A), DR 3-103(A), DR 5-107(B), (C) (1983) [hereinafter Model Code]; ABA Canons of Professional Ethics 33, 34, 35 (1908) (amended 1928) [hereinafter Canons].For an excellent overview discussion, see Richard L Abel, American Lawyers 40-157 (1989) [hereinafter Abel, American Lawyers].2. See Model Rules Rule 5.4(a); Model Code DR 3-102(A); Canon 34; 2 Geoffrey C. Hazard & W
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1. See generally Model Rules of Professional Conduct Rule 5.4 (1999) (amended 1998) [hereinafter Model Rules]; Model Code of Professional Responsibility DR 3-102(A), DR 3-103(A), DR 5-107(B), (C) (1983) [hereinafter Model Code]; ABA Canons of Professional Ethics 33, 34, 35 (1908) (amended 1928) [hereinafter Canons].For an excellent overview discussion, see Richard L Abel, American Lawyers 40-157 (1989) [hereinafter Abel, American Lawyers].2. See Model Rules Rule 5.4(a); Model Code DR 3-102(A); Canon 34; 2 Geoffrey C. Hazard & W
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