TY  - BOOK
AU  - Flamm,Richard E.
TI  - Lawyer disqualification: conflicts of interest and other bases
SN  - 1890080012
AV  - KF 306 .F53 2003
U1  - 347.73/504 22
PY  - 2003///
CY  - Berkeley, Calif.
PB  - Banks and Jordan Law Pub. Co.
KW  - Lawyers
KW  - United States
KW  - Disbarment, disqualification, etc
KW  - Local
KW  - Conflict of interests
KW  - Attorney and client
N1  - Includes index; Kept up-to-date by supplements; Part I. Introductory materials: Ch. 1. Introduction -- Ch. 2. Grounds for disqualification -- Ch. 3. Conflicts of interest: fundamental precepts -- Part II. Multiple representation conflicts: Ch. 4. Multiple representation generally -- Ch. 5. Multiple representation in special types of proceedings -- Ch. 6. Insurance defense litigation -- Part III. Conflicts involving former clients: Ch. 7. Rrepresentation adverse to a former client -- Ch. 8. Challenges by former clients -- Ch. 9. Tests for proving substantial relationship -- Ch. 10. Exceptions to the adverse representation rule -- Part IV. Attorney-client relationships: Ch. 11. Formation of an attorney-client relationship -- Ch. 12. Implied relationships with entity constitutents -- Ch. 13. Vicarious attorney-client relationships -- Ch. 14. Termination of attorney-client relationships -- Part V. Other bases for disqualification: Ch. 15. Unauthorized contacts with parties -- Ch. 16. The advocate-witness rule -- Ch. 17. Exceptions to the advocate-witness rule -- Ch. 18. Appearances of impropriety -- Part VI. Defenses to disqualification: Ch. 19. Standing to seek disqualification -- Ch. 20. Informed consent -- Ch. 21. Implied waiver -- Part VII. Deciding disqualification motions: Ch. 22. Disqualification motion procedure -- Ch. 23. Laywer disqualification standards -- Ch. 24. Applying the balancing tests -- Ch. 25. Factors in deciding disqualification motions -- Ch. 26. After the motion has been decided -- Part VIII. Vicarious disqualification: Ch. 27. The vicarious disqualification rule -- Ch. 28. Rebutting the presumption of shared confidences -- Ch. 29. Association in a law firm -- Part IX. Disqualification in special types of situations: Ch. 30. Bankruptcy proceedings -- Ch. 31. Criminal and grand jury proceedings -- Ch. 32. Prosecutors and prosecution offices -- Ch. 33. Former government lawyers and judges -- Ch. 34. Expert witnesses -- Part X. Appellate remedies: Ch. 35. Appellate review -- Ch. 36. The standard of review on appeal
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