The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1994 - Law |
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Page 64
... client . The integrity of the lawyer / client relationship is essential to the functioning of the adversary system . Conflict of interest rules are intended to ensure that the lawyer is dedicated and loyal to the client and the client's ...
... client . The integrity of the lawyer / client relationship is essential to the functioning of the adversary system . Conflict of interest rules are intended to ensure that the lawyer is dedicated and loyal to the client and the client's ...
Page 65
... client - centred ' and it is necessary to understand fully the nature of this relationship to justify the rule prohibiting conflicts of interest . The lawyer / client relationship is based on a minimum of loyalty by the lawyer to the client ...
... client - centred ' and it is necessary to understand fully the nature of this relationship to justify the rule prohibiting conflicts of interest . The lawyer / client relationship is based on a minimum of loyalty by the lawyer to the client ...
Page 66
... client of another lawyer in the same firm . This is based on the principle of imputation , being that one lawyer in a firm is likely to have access to or become knowledgeable of client information in regard to another lawyer's clients ...
... client of another lawyer in the same firm . This is based on the principle of imputation , being that one lawyer in a firm is likely to have access to or become knowledgeable of client information in regard to another lawyer's clients ...
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