The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 41
... clients , for trickery , cunning and pettifogging are more pronounced and visible . " 43 The frontier library , yes the law library of fifty years ago , was small , so the prin- ciples of law were studied from a few classical texts . To ...
... clients , for trickery , cunning and pettifogging are more pronounced and visible . " 43 The frontier library , yes the law library of fifty years ago , was small , so the prin- ciples of law were studied from a few classical texts . To ...
Page 62
... clients and their age , had they shown more anxiety than I conceive the evidence in- dicates that they have shown , to mitigate the rigor of com- petition by adapting , as far as in them lay , the institutions over which they have ...
... clients and their age , had they shown more anxiety than I conceive the evidence in- dicates that they have shown , to mitigate the rigor of com- petition by adapting , as far as in them lay , the institutions over which they have ...
Page 100
... of all the facts relating thereto is made to the Court at the trial ( see Schesinger v . Kling , 112 App . Div . 30 Smallwood v . York , 173 S. W. 380 . 853 ) , and the client be advised of the 100 50 AMERICAN LAW REVIEW .
... of all the facts relating thereto is made to the Court at the trial ( see Schesinger v . Kling , 112 App . Div . 30 Smallwood v . York , 173 S. W. 380 . 853 ) , and the client be advised of the 100 50 AMERICAN LAW REVIEW .
Page 101
... client has been duly and legally committed to an asylum as a person of unsound mind ; but he conceives himself to be ... client's phy- sician that it will improve his client's physical and mental condition to believe that the lawyer will ...
... client has been duly and legally committed to an asylum as a person of unsound mind ; but he conceives himself to be ... client's phy- sician that it will improve his client's physical and mental condition to believe that the lawyer will ...
Page 102
... clients . This should be the basis for our demands that others comply with higher ethical standards . We do not always see ourselves as others see us . We look at things from different viewpoints . Our opinions are too much influenced ...
... clients . This should be the basis for our demands that others comply with higher ethical standards . We do not always see ourselves as others see us . We look at things from different viewpoints . Our opinions are too much influenced ...
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