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

total or partial forfeiture, 284
Form 8300, 395
Former clients
conflict of interest, 302–308
duty of confidentiality to, 301–302, 301t
government clients, 323t
Fourteenth Amendment
admission to bar, 25
political speech, 439
Fox, Lawrence J., 186–191, 271–276, 316–317, 341–344, 466–469
Franchise agreements, duty of competence, 67–70
Fraud
attorneys’ fees, 332–333
client advocacy and, 185
clients, 183–185
crime-fraud exception, 170–200. See also Financial harm exception to duty of
confidentiality
disclosure, 184–185
financial harm exception to duty of confidentiality, 170–200. See also Financial harm
exception to duty of confidentiality
fraud law as limit on advocacy, 394
law of, 181–182
lawyers, 182
Model Rules, 182–184
nonclients, and duty of competence to, 80–92
physical harm exception to duty of confidentiality, 167–170
securities fraud, financial harm exception to duty of confidentiality, 174–180
withdrawal from representation for, 184
Freedman, Monroe H., 7–10
Freedom of Information Act of 1966 (FOIA), 327
Frivolous claims, 397–401
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Gag orders, First Amendment, 442
Gatekeeper Initiative, 396
Gatekeepers, lawyers as, 395–396
Generalized expertise, 133
Gifts, duty of conflict of interest resolution, 277
Globalization of law practice, 451
Gordon, Robert, 13
Government clients
ABA and, 325
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