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Restatement of the Law Third,

The Law Governing Lawyers

This work addresses the professional, legal, and moral constraints that regulate lawyers. It covers the responsibilities of attorneys as representatives of clients, officers of the legal system, and public citizens having special responsibilities for the quality of justice. 

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  • Official Text Vol. 1 & 2 Image
    Official Text Vol. 1 & 2
    676/602 pages, 2000, #1R3LGLOTK

    Volume 1, §§ 1-93, contains chapters on Regulation of the Legal Profession; The Client–Lawyer Relationship; Client and Lawyer: The Financial and Property Relationship; Lawyer Civil Liability; Confidential Client Information. Volume 2, §§ 94-135, contains chapters on Representing Clients—In General; Representing Clients in Litigation; and Conflict of Interest.

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  • Concise Restatement
    395 pages, 2007, #1CRLGL

    A Concise Restatement of The Law Governing Lawyers is a compilation assembled by Vincent R. Johnson of St. Mary’s University School of Law in San Antonio, and Susan Saab Fortney of Texas Tech University School of Law. It reproduces all black-letter Sections of the Restatement in full, and each Section is accompanied by relevant commentary. The volume is intended for use in both basic and advanced American law-school courses devoted to professional responsibility, legal ethics, or legal malpractice, either in lieu of a textbook or as supplementary reading.

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