Lawyers' Professional Responsibility in Australia and New Zealand

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Abstract

The objective of this text is to provide a convenient, accessible, practical & multi-jurisdictional account of the principles of professional responsibility. It attempts to explain the reasoning underlying these principles in order to assist students or lawyers to formulate a framework within which they may base their professional life. This text addresses the topics that form the basis for instruction of professional responsibility in legal practice courses in Australia & New Zealand. It is an excellent foundation text for such courses & is also a useful reference tool for practitioners.

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