Legal Standards: Legal and Ethical Issues (Case Study Series)

Author: [USA] Stephen Gillers
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2003-07-01
Features: This book is the authoritative work on professional ethics for lawyers in the United States. The author is a renowned professor with extensive theoretical knowledge and practical experience, highly respected in the legal community. The author elaborates in detail on the relationship between clients and lawyers, the role of professional lawyers, how to avoid and minimize work errors, and issues such as constitutional amendments protecting lawyers' freedom of speech and the provision of legal services. The book not only selects and reasonably organizes numerous typical cases and relevant materials but also incorporates the author's profound reflections, making it a valuable reference for studying the U.S. legal profession and judicial system. It holds significant reference value for Chinese lawyers and young students aspiring to pursue a career in law. Additionally, a companion teacher's manual summarizes key teaching points and addresses difficult questions. This series will publish over 100 titles, with some of the book titles listed below:
Securities Regulation: Cases and Materials
Torts: Cases and Materials
Debtor and Creditor Law: