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

Regulation of lawyers, 423–454
admission to bar, 24–30
advertising and solicitation, 431–444
discipline, 19–37
referrals, 444–447
restrictions on practice, 428–431
unauthorized practice of law, 448–449
Remedies. See specific topic
Reporting
of misconduct, 34–37, 423–428
pro bono publico service, 45
Representations of fact and law, compliance with law exception to duty of confidentiality,
208–214
Represented clients
communication with, 412–413, 416–420
social media and, 412–413
Research, 43
Residency requirements, admission to bar, 25
Restatement (Third) of Agency, 107, 107t
Restatement (Third) of the Law Governing Lawyers
attorney-client privilege, 125–126t
attorney-client relationship, 262
duty of confidentiality, 125–126t
duty of control, 105, 105t, 107, 107t
forfeiture of attorneys’ fees, 283
government clients, 324
law governing lawyers, 15
Restatement (Second) of Torts, 81
Restrictions on practice
overview, 428–431
upon termination of attorney-client relationship, 389
Retainers, 333, 352–354
Rhode, Deborah L., 10–14, 199
Right to counsel
criminal defense representation, 100–101
termination of attorney-client relationship, 384–385
Role of judges, 457–459
Role of lawyers, 3–18
in adversary system, 10–14
in attorney-client relationship, 7–18
as directors, 5–6
ethics, 7–10
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