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Law Without Frontiers - A Comparative Survey of the Rules of Professional Ethics Applicable to the Cross-Borders Practice of Law (Hardcover)
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Law Without Frontiers - A Comparative Survey of the Rules of Professional Ethics Applicable to the Cross-Borders Practice of Law (Hardcover)
Series: International Bar Association Series Set
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A comparative study which deals with the rules of professional
ethics applicable to the cross-border practice of law. It covers
the major jurisdictions in this respect, including England and
Wales, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Belgium, the Netherlands,
Sweden, the USA, Canada, Australia and Japan. A separate chapter
deals with the development in the context of the European Union.
The study is based on a questionnaire of the IBA Section on
Business Law Subcommittee on the Structure and Ethics of Business
Law. Part One of each country's report covers the basic rules
applying to the domestic legal profession, such as the method of
qualifying as a lawyer, the extent to which the legal services are
reserved to lawyers, and the ethical rules which apply to matters
like advertising, fees and correspondence. The second part sets out
what rules the jurisdiction in question imposes on its own lawyers
when they are involved outside the jurisdiction. The third section
deals with the rules which apply to a foreign lawyer (which
includes any lawyer admitted in another jurisdiction but not in the
local jurisdiction under discussion) practising within the
jurisdiction. Both the second and third parts are divided according
to the various degrees of possible involvement, ranging from merely
advising a foreign client from one's home office to practising from
an office in the foreign country. The last part deals with the
various kinds of international associations to which lawyers may
belong, such as alliances, office-sharing, and multinational and
multidisciplinary partnerships.
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