The Future of Legal Ethics

Geoffrey C. Hazard

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Dissatisfaction with lawyers is a chronic grievance, and inspires periodiccalls for reform. Nevertheless, the contemporary problems of the Americanlegal profession seem to run deeper than in the past.

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