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    Tyranny of the Billable Hour

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    Servicers Commissioner each year‚ the most common cause for complaint is a dispute about legal costs. At the same time‚ lawyers in private law practice also identify billing as a foremost cause for complaint. The irony in clients and lawyers sharing frustration over hourly billing rates stems from the fact that the initial introduction of time based billing originated from lawyers’ desire to be efficient and to maximise their earnings and clients’ preference of only paying for time expended on their

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    (b) A lawyer who is not admitted to practice in this jurisdiction shall not: (1) except as authorized by these Rules or other law‚ establish an office or other systematic and continuous presence in this jurisdiction for the practice of law; or (2) hold out to the public or otherwise represent that the lawyer is admitted to practice law in this jurisdiction. Rule 7.1 Communications Concerning A Lawyer’s Services A lawyer shall not make a false or misleading communication about the lawyer or the

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    Legally Blonde

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    exert on the court depends on the power of my arguments‚ not on my gender”. Lawyers are advocates of the law as well as advisors to their clients. Stereotypes are present in the law profession‚ and it is recognized as a man’s territory. Legally Blonde‚ a film directed by Robert Luketic‚ reveals the generalizations made about a blonde sorority girl pursuing a career in law. Sex does not determine the quality of a lawyer; their knowledge‚ performance and representation of the law reflects a lawyer’s

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    presented. Once each of these is portrayed‚ an attempt to compare and contrast the two styles and the differences that exist between them can be discussed. Lawyers: better in the abstract than in person? Maybe. Studies indicate that people think less of lawyers after consulting one than they did before. Why? Because real-life lawyers cannot measure up to the models portrayed in popular culture such as movies and television‚ says David R. Papke‚ the R. Bruce Townsend Professor of law and professor

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    Nature of a Lawyer’s Oath

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    falsehood‚ nor consent to the doing of any in court; I will not willingly nor willfully promote or sue any groundless‚ false or unlawful suit; or give aid nor consent to the same; I will delay no man for money or malice‚ and will conduct myself as a lawyer according to the best of my knowledge and discretion‚ with all good fidelity as well as to the court as to my clients; and I impose or purpose of evasion. So help me God.” * Memorize this and think that you will take this oath after the Bar and

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    How Defense Attorneys Represent Their Clients A. Lawyers who work within the parameters of the courtroom work group receive benefits for their clients‚ including more case information from prosecutors and perhaps better plea bargains. Lawyers who are less cooperative find that they do not get favorable case-scheduling considerations and get less favorable plea bargains. III. Why Most Lawyers Do Not Represent Criminal Defendants A. Most lawyers practice civil law because it is more lucrative‚ they

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    particularly notable in the legal field‚ where lawyers and firms offer their services to those who require it but lack the resources to obtain it. Providing legal counsel to those who cannot afford it began in the early fifteenth century‚ where appointment of an attorney for court proceedings was made by jurists who deemed it necessary. Its beginnings stemmed from the need to provide equal access to legal services‚ as well as the obligation of lawyers to ascertain that those services are made available

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    fly by‚ I fought myself what career I wanted to go in. So one day I have gotten a call from family that my cousin had passed her bar exams to be a lawyer. Then It dawn on me‚ as little kids me and her use to love getting into arguments with other people and love to win it. So I decided the legal field it should be. I know that I don’t want to be a lawyer because the schooling is too long and I’m already in my mid 30’s. I have learned about different careers in the legal field. Paralegal is part of

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    Metropolitan Trial Court of Manila where respondent entered his appearance as counsel for the defendants. Because of this‚ petitioner filed the instant administrative complaint against the respondent on the ground that he committed an act of impropriety as a lawyer and as a public officer when he stood as counsel for the defendants despite the fact that he presided over the conciliation proceedings between the litigants as punong barangay. In his defense‚  respondent claimed that as punong barangay‚ he performed

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    Legal Aid in India

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    LEGAL AID: CONSTITUTIONAL AND STATUTORY PROVISIONS To the poor the Courts are a maze‚ if he pleads there all his life‚ law is so lordly‚ and loath to end his case; without money paid in presents‚ law listeneth to few” - Piers Plowman The Constitution of India mandates the state to accord justice to all members of the society in all facets of human activity. Our national goal is to achieve justice - social‚ economic and political through the process of Rule of Law. Equal access to law for the rich

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