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Abstract Chapter 4 delves into the roles of lawyers in Chinese courts, challenging prevailing perspectives on their treatment. Instead of criticizing the state, the chapter explores why lawyers remain marginalized. It starts by examining the presence of “unlicensed” legal workers and their interactions with judges and competitors.
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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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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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The evolution of the lawyer’s lawyer
Legal Ethics, 2016ABSTRACTThis paper gives a personal perspective on the growth of in-house legal teams within law firms. It suggests why these departments have emerged as a response to greater legal and regulatory challenges, changes in the profession and a quest for professionalism and cost effectiveness.
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