The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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... FIRM Any economic discussion of the firm - and I take it that competition law is based on economics ( see Maughan " Meat , Competition and Efficiency " ( 1996 ) 2 NZBLQ 219 ) - must begin with R H Coase's article " The Nature of the ...
... FIRM Any economic discussion of the firm - and I take it that competition law is based on economics ( see Maughan " Meat , Competition and Efficiency " ( 1996 ) 2 NZBLQ 219 ) - must begin with R H Coase's article " The Nature of the ...
Page 347
... firms " in New Zealand has increased the possibility that law firms will face a conflict of interest when representing their clients . This raises the question of whether it is appropriate for a law firm to represent a client where it ...
... firms " in New Zealand has increased the possibility that law firms will face a conflict of interest when representing their clients . This raises the question of whether it is appropriate for a law firm to represent a client where it ...
Page 351
... firm as a whole , and not the individ- ual lawyers acting for a client on a particular matter , the rule in Farrington must apply to the law firm as an entity . The loyalties of the firm cannot be divided in the absence of the consent ...
... firm as a whole , and not the individ- ual lawyers acting for a client on a particular matter , the rule in Farrington must apply to the law firm as an entity . The loyalties of the firm cannot be divided in the absence of the consent ...
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