The Dimensions of Lawyer-Client Relations: Notes Toward a Theory and a Field Study

Herbert M. Kritzer

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Recent research on lawyer-client relations has called into question the traditional image of the lawyer as the autonomous professional. This research note reviews this research and proposes a three-dimensional framework for interpreting lawyer-client relationships. The utility of the framework is illustrated using data collected through interviews with corporate lawyers and their clients in Toronto.

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