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

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multidisciplinary practice in, 453
practice in, 451
United States Judicial Conference, 456
Unpopular clients, 51
Unprotected speech, 440–441
Unrepresented clients
communication with, 412–413, 416–420
social media and, 412–413
USA Patriot Act of 2001, 395–396
Utilitarianism
compliance with law exception to duty of confidentiality, 205
duty of confidentiality, 127
financial harm exception to duty of confidentiality, 170
lawyer interests exception to duty of confidentiality, 201
physical harm exception to duty of confidentiality, 161
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Vagueness, 441
Voluntary withdrawal from representation. See Withdrawal from representation
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Waiver
of attorney-client privilege, 152–159
of work product privilege, 152–159
Wasserstrom, Richard, 8, 52
Websites, attorney-client relationship and, 62–65
West Virginia Lawyer Disciplinary Board, 411–413, 436–438
Whistleblowers, 381–382
White, James Boyd, 226–227
Wigmore, John Henry, 126
Withdrawal from firm, 384–390
Withdrawal from representation, 369–377
for client misconduct, 373–377
financial harm exception to duty of confidentiality, 184, 199–200
for fraud, 184
Model Rules of Professional Conduct, 184, 199–200
“noisy withdrawal,” 185
for nonpayment of fees, 369–373
Witnesses, lawyers as, 414–416
Workers’ compensation, 360
Work product privilege. See also Attorney-client privilege
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