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

zealous representation, 225–227
Confidentiality, duty of, 125–159. See also Attorney-client privilege; Work product
privilege
advice, exception for lawyers seeking, 201–205
attorney-client privilege compared, 125–127
client advocacy, 139
compliance with law exception, 205–224. See also Compliance with law exception to
duty of confidentiality
contempt, 138
criminal defense representation, 102
to current clients, 301–302, 301t
defense of lawyers, exception for, 201–205
deontological rationale, 126–127
directive lawyers, 132–136
domestic violence, 127–130
fee disputes, exception for, 201–205
as fiduciary duty, 127–136
financial harm exception, 170–200. See also Financial harm exception to duty of
confidentiality
to former clients, 302–308
Freedom of Information Act, 327
to government clients, 326–327
insurance defense, 293
lawyer interests, exception for, 201–205
Model Rules, 263
Model Rules of Professional Conduct, 125–126t, 137–138, 301–302, 301t
motor vehicle accidents, 130–132
organizational clients, 263–264
overview, 43–44, 125–127
physical harm exception, 161–170. See also Physical harm exception to duty of
confidentiality
to prospective clients, 301–302, 301t
Restatement (Third) of the Law Governing Lawyers, 125–126t
utilitarian rationale, 127
Conflict of interest resolution, duty of
to adjudicators, 330
aggregate settlements, 277–285
to arbitrators, 330
attorneys’ fees, forfeiture of, 277–285. See also Forfeiture of attorneys’ fees
business planning, 250
business transactions with clients, 268–276
checklist, 230–231
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