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62. Ethics And Professional Responsibility - Practice Areas FindLaw provides Ethics and Professional Responsibility Practice Areas for lawyers, attorneys, and corporate counsel. http://www.findlaw.com/01topics/14ethics/index.html

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64. Legal Ethics The exemption granted by R.A. 7432 to senior citizens from paying individual income tax does not exempt lawyers who are likewise senior citizens from paying IBP dues and http://www.scribd.com/doc/18516848/Legal-Ethics

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66. Legal Ethics Attorneys searching for a silver lining could find a dark cloud of sanctions. http://bruceacampbell.com/

Counsel That Care About Your Business Home Practice Areas Attorneys Courtroom Wins ... Sanctions for Non-Practicing Licensed Attorneys September 10th, 2010 by Bruce A. Campbell (From the DRI Today blog , originally posted on September 2, 2010 03:03 by Bruce A. Campbell) Attorneys searching for a silver lining could find a dark cloud of sanctions. There are many career options for non-practicing licensed attorneys. (See for example, 300+ Things You Can Do With A Law Degree Although non-lawyers working in these careers are not obligated to adhere to lawyer disciplinary rules, licensed attorneys are. To their great surprise, the non-practicing lawyers might find themselves subject to disciplinary action for conduct in careers outside of the practice of law. An Example From The Federal Government Politics is a popular career for non-practicing licensed attorneys. Often times it is a natural step to move from practicing law to making law. At the Federal level, all Representatives must abide by the House Ethics Rules. Those who are lawyers must also, answer to their licensing State Bar. Bar Associations have sanctioned lawyer-politicians for actions committed while serving in government offices. Most notable: Former President Richard Nixon was disbarred from New York in 1976 for obstruction of justice related to the Watergate scandal.

67. Legal Ethics? Lawyers owe a duty of Legal Ethics? By William K. Black. Lawyers owe a duty of zealous advocacy on behalf of their clients. http://www.scu.edu/ethics/publications/ethicalperspectives/legalethics.html

About the Center Staff Search Ethics Home Page Focus Areas Bioethics Business Ethics ... Site Index Legal Ethics? By William K. Black In the context of business clients, however, a similar duty of zealously protecting the client's interests can be inconvenient from the lawyer's perspective. The problem arises when an "outside" lawyer realizes that an officer of the company his or her firm represents may be engaged in fraud. ("In house" counsel plainly have a fiduciary duty to alert their superiors to the fraud.) A lawyer clearly cannot aid an ongoing fraud. Yet counsel cannot alert law enforcement officials to the fraud, even if it is ongoing, unless it poses an imminent risk of serious physical injury. Such a risk is rarely present in the case of financial fraud. The issue is whether to notify the officer's superiors at the company of the fraud. (Where the CEO is behind the fraud, the issue is whether to alert the board of directors.) The dominant approach of the bar has been to deny that there is any ethical duty by outside counsel to notify the company about the fraud. This is not a tenable position under general or legal ethical norms. The officer engaged in fraud, even if the officer is the CEO, is

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