[textbook]Traversing the Ethical Minefield Problems, Law, and Professional Responsibility by Susan R. Martyn (z-lib.org)(1) (1)

commingling of funds, 354–356
common law, 361
contingent fees, 344–350. See also Contingent fees
duty of conflict of interest resolution, forfeiture for breach of, 277–285. See also
Forfeiture of attorneys’ fees
exception to duty of confidentiality for fee disputes, 201–205
fee agreements, 332–333
fee shifting, 360
fixed fees, 350–356. See also Fixed fees
fraud, 332–333
hourly fees, 334–344. See also Hourly fees
IOLTA programs, 350–356
legal regulation of, 332
lodestar, 360–367
Model Rules of Professional Conduct, 332
overview, 332–334
quantum meruit, 333
reasonableness, 360
retainers, 333, 352–354
statutory fees, 284–285, 360–367
on termination, 357–360
withdrawal from representation for nonpayment of fees, 369–373
Audits, 31, 86, 291, 355, 454
Autonomy, 9–11, 13
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Banking services, 269
Bankruptcy, duty of control, 108–110
Bar admission. See Admission to bar
Bar associations, 16, 292, 442. See also American Bar Association
Bentham, Jeremy, 127
Bias, 407–409
Billing. See Attorneys’ fees
Bounds of law. See Limits of law
Brandeis, Louis, 134–135
Bribery, 211
Business planning, duty of conflict of interest resolution, 250
Business transactions with clients, duty of conflict of interest resolution, 268–276
“But for” causation, malpractice, 79–80
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California, discipline of lawyers in, 33
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