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The Multi-Lawyered Problems of Professional Responsibility
2002
Social Science Research Network
The ethics rules that lawyers live by order behavior and provide an architecture through which they perceive issues and problems. In this article, Professor Cohen addresses an area of professional responsibility that has thus far received inadequate attention from either the Model Rules or the Model Code and was not improved upon significantly by the Ethics 2000 revisions. Specifically, Professor Cohen posits that a "general blind spot in the ethics rule architecture" exists by virtue of the
doi:10.2139/ssrn.353221
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