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

what to disclose, 115–116
who should disclose, 116
Competence, duty of, 67–92
breach of duty, 70–83
criminal defense representation, 100–101
foreclosure, 74–76
franchise agreements, 67–70
to government clients, 325–326
insurance defense, 291–292
knowledge, skill, thoroughness and preparation, 67–70
liens, 83–87
malpractice, 70–83
Model Rules of Professional Conduct, 43
to nonclients, 80–92. See also Nonclients, duty of competence to
organizational clients, 262
overview, 42–43, 67
pro bono publico service, 42–43
real estate law, 87–92
Compliance with law exception to duty of confidentiality, 205–224
accessorial liability, 213–214
client advocacy, 214
client crimes, 212–213
conflicts of interest, 224–227
criminal defense representation, 224–227
deontology, 205
discretion, 225, 227
environmental law, 219–224
failure to disclose facts, 214–217
failure to disclose law, 217–219
false evidence, 219–224
identity of client, misrepresentation of, 208–210
law firms, 208–210
lawyer crimes, 210–212
limits of law, 210–214
Model Rules of Professional Conduct, 210–214
motor vehicle accidents, 217–218
murder, 206–208
obstruction of justice, 210–212
physical evidence, 205–208
practice before tribunal, 208–224
representations of fact and law, 208–214
utilitarianism, 205
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