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2023
Abstract This chapter focuses on lawyers, who are an essential feature of every developed legal system. The common law profession is divided between barristers and solicitors. Barristers are generally instructed by solicitors, rather than directly by the client, whereas clients may go directly to solicitors, although this rule has ...
Kathryn Hendley, Peter H. Solomon
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Abstract This chapter focuses on lawyers, who are an essential feature of every developed legal system. The common law profession is divided between barristers and solicitors. Barristers are generally instructed by solicitors, rather than directly by the client, whereas clients may go directly to solicitors, although this rule has ...
Kathryn Hendley, Peter H. Solomon
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Advances in Alcohol & Substance Abuse, 1984
Twelve lawyers with alcoholism admitted to an inpatient alcohol treatment service were studied. The group tended to have many additional psychiatric problems, the most frequent of which were affective disorders. Most of the admissions were precipitated by work-related problems.
R, Frances, G, Alexopoulos, V, Yandow
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Twelve lawyers with alcoholism admitted to an inpatient alcohol treatment service were studied. The group tended to have many additional psychiatric problems, the most frequent of which were affective disorders. Most of the admissions were precipitated by work-related problems.
R, Frances, G, Alexopoulos, V, Yandow
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Lawyers' lives, lawyers' incomes
International Journal of the Legal Profession, 2007Abstract Women lawyers, like women generally, earn less money than men for comparable work. This unfortunate conclusion has been reached by many scholars in North America, Europe, Australia and New Zealand.2 Frequently the explanations originate in the structure and culture of large law firms.
William L.F. Felstiner, Alan Bradshaw
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2022
Abstract Chapter 4 addresses Bushrod’s legal career before his appointment to the Supreme Court. His practice dealt mostly with appeals in Virginia’s Supreme Court of Appeals, and hence the chapter goes into detail about the judges of that court, Bushrod’s published reports of the cases decided there, some of his cases, and the lawyers ...
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Abstract Chapter 4 addresses Bushrod’s legal career before his appointment to the Supreme Court. His practice dealt mostly with appeals in Virginia’s Supreme Court of Appeals, and hence the chapter goes into detail about the judges of that court, Bushrod’s published reports of the cases decided there, some of his cases, and the lawyers ...
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1992
Abstract “My brother’s success in life,” John Marshall Harlan’s sister Edith has written, was “perhaps due in part to[the] total supportive role played by his three adoring sisters, his mother, and his wife. In their view he could do no wrong.” The latter woman in his life, Ethel Andrews, who in 1928 would become Harlan’s wife, was the ...
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Abstract “My brother’s success in life,” John Marshall Harlan’s sister Edith has written, was “perhaps due in part to[the] total supportive role played by his three adoring sisters, his mother, and his wife. In their view he could do no wrong.” The latter woman in his life, Ethel Andrews, who in 1928 would become Harlan’s wife, was the ...
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Community Lawyering or Collaborative Lawyering?
Asian Journal of Legal Education, 2016Community lawyering and collaborative lawyering are two of the most widely used human rights advocacy tactics by North American law school clinics. However, existing literature shows that neither of these two tactics alone can effectively materialize the empowerment of the concerned underprivileged and marginalized communities.
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