Written in a highly accessible style, this book transforms business ethics theory for the practice of law, identifies the unique applications and provides a framework to guide the practicing lawyer through the various levels of ethical complexity that are unique to their profession.
Written in a highly accessible style, this book transforms business ethics theory for the practice of law, identifies the unique applications and provides a framework to guide the practicing lawyer through the various levels of ethical complexity that are unique to their profession.
Keith William Diener is a tenured Associate Professor at Stockton University where he teaches courses in law and ethics. He holds two doctoral degrees, in law and business ethics, and two masters' degrees, in international law and philosophy, from Georgetown University, Georgia State University, and George Washington University. He previously held visiting positions at the George Washington University and the Universidad de La Salle, and an Adjunct Professorship at the University of Maryland, Global Campus. Dr. Diener has published extensively on legal and ethical issues and received numerous research awards from national and international law and ethics organizations. He is a licensed practicing attorney in New Jersey, North Carolina, Virginia, and the District of Columbia.
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Introduction Part I: The Rise of the Contemporary Legal Landscape 1. The Rise of the Adversarial System 2. The American Rule and Entrepreneurial Litigation 3. The Law School and Lawyer Boom Part II: The Attorney as Advocate 4. Voicing Values in an Adversarial Environment 5. Building Trust in Attorney Relationships 6. The Unethical Employer and Firm Environment Part III: Values in the Practice of Law 7. Interpreting the Rules of Professional Conduct 8. A Stakeholder Approach to Legal Practice 9. The Business of Law and Common Rationalizations
Introduction Part I: The Rise of the Contemporary Legal Landscape 1. The Rise of the Adversarial System 2. The American Rule and Entrepreneurial Litigation 3. The Law School and Lawyer Boom Part II: The Attorney as Advocate 4. Voicing Values in an Adversarial Environment 5. Building Trust in Attorney Relationships 6. The Unethical Employer and Firm Environment Part III: Values in the Practice of Law 7. Interpreting the Rules of Professional Conduct 8. A Stakeholder Approach to Legal Practice 9. The Business of Law and Common Rationalizations
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