The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 106
... clients , but is that not what they are doing when they lend their names to be used in advertise- ments as directors or officers ? Besides this , some of these corporations openly advertise for , and solicit law business . When the ...
... clients , but is that not what they are doing when they lend their names to be used in advertise- ments as directors or officers ? Besides this , some of these corporations openly advertise for , and solicit law business . When the ...
Page 107
... clients and in- vestors throughout the United States . They have forced the small owner of bonds to place them in their hands for collection under contracts that are worse than those taken by pawnbrokers . Having obtained control of the ...
... clients and in- vestors throughout the United States . They have forced the small owner of bonds to place them in their hands for collection under contracts that are worse than those taken by pawnbrokers . Having obtained control of the ...
Page 139
... client for his living expenses during litigation , or to advise a client against the settlement of his case . Johnson v . R. Co. , 151 N. W. 125 ; 81 Cent . L. J. 9 note . ( Minn . ) AUCTIONS BY BIDDING - OFFER AND ACCEPTANCE . - Where ...
... client for his living expenses during litigation , or to advise a client against the settlement of his case . Johnson v . R. Co. , 151 N. W. 125 ; 81 Cent . L. J. 9 note . ( Minn . ) AUCTIONS BY BIDDING - OFFER AND ACCEPTANCE . - Where ...
Page 175
... clients , and in litigation influences the selection and statement of issues to be presented to the courts for de- cision and the arguments by which those issues are sup- ported . " Ought I not , " some judge may ask , " to try to mold ...
... clients , and in litigation influences the selection and statement of issues to be presented to the courts for de- cision and the arguments by which those issues are sup- ported . " Ought I not , " some judge may ask , " to try to mold ...
Page 205
... client . His sole object ought to be to persuade those twelve men to come to a spe- cific conclusion . He may declaim and be as amusing as he can upon collateral topics , but they will not in the least help him to his object , even ...
... client . His sole object ought to be to persuade those twelve men to come to a spe- cific conclusion . He may declaim and be as amusing as he can upon collateral topics , but they will not in the least help him to his object , even ...
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