PPT-ATTORNEY-CLIENT RELATIONSHIP

c Authority Within The Relationship Primary roles of lawyer visàvis client Adviser Advocate rep to court Agent rep to others Sources of law governing agency function. Step . 6. Training Guide. 1. Register your clients and prospects . for NetLaw.. By registering and purchasing a . NetLaw account, your clients. can immediately begin working . on Step 6!. No license is required to sell NetLaw. This means everyone can get started today!. Submitted By :. . Aakash Gupta. Roll No : 49. Submitted To :. Prof. . M.R. RAINA. Contents . Introduction. Principles of Client-Agency Relationship. Principles of Agency-Media Relationship. Selection of an Advertising Agency. How . Can Professional Secrecy be Protected. ?. August 9, 2014. Background. : The Issue. Several recent high-profile matters around the world have involved government interception of attorney-client privileged communications (ACPCs), usually through wiretaps.. 2014 . Houston Marine Insurance Seminar. . Robert G. Clyne. President. The Maritime Law Association of the United States. Vice President, General Counsel & Corporate Secretary. American Bureau of Shipping. Privilege Issues. 1. Association of Corporate Counsel. © 2015. The information contained in these materials should not be construed . as . legal advice or legal opinion on specific facts, and should not be considered representative of the views of ACC or . Moderator: B.T. Atkinson (Partner, Nelson Mullins, Charlotte). Panelists: Tom Hooper (Partner, Nelson Mullins, Charlotte) and . Cory Manning (Partner, Nelson Mullins, Columbia, SC). ACC . CLE March 10, 2016. Tulane Admiralty Law Institute. 2015. . Robert G. Clyne. President. The Maritime Law Association of the United States. Senior Vice President, General Counsel & Corporate Secretary. American Bureau of Shipping. ABA Model Rules of Professional Responsibility . Article 1: Client-Lawyer Relationship. Article 2: counselor. Article 3: Advocate. Article 4: Transactions with Persons Other than Clients. Article 5: Law Firms and Associations. Who is your client? RPC 1.13 A lawyer’s most important ethical duties are to clients. These include: Loyalty protect the client’s property, (Rule 1.15), confidentiality, (Rule 1.6), and avoid conflicts of interest, (Rules 1.7-1.13, 2.2, 3.7, 5.4(c) and 6.3); 1 SYLLABUS Court’s opinion . It has been prepared by the Office of the Clerk for the convenience of the reader. It has been neither reviewed nor approved by the Court. In the interest of brevit Challenges in Transitioning to Public Service and Leadership. Ethical Considerations. Application of Rules of Professional Conduct. Attorney-Client . Relationship (Rule 1.13). Conflicts of Interest (Rules 1.8 – 1.10). Preamble: A Lawyer’s Responsibilities. Ethical Considerations . for Pro Bono Representation. April M. McMurrey. Deputy Regulation Counsel. Office of Attorney Regulation Counsel. a.mcmurrey@csc.state.co.us. Preamble: A Lawyer’s Responsibilities. Ethical Considerations . for Pro Bono Representation. April M. McMurrey. Deputy Regulation Counsel. Office of Attorney Regulation Counsel. a.mcmurrey@csc.state.co.us. . Privilege. Brian. . Quinn. Acting . General. . Counsel . November . 12,. . 2019. A. g. e. n. d. a. What . is . the . attorney-client. . privilege. Who holds the. . privilege. What are . the .