A View from the Bench: Why Judges Fail to Protect Trust and Confidence in the Lawyer-Client Relationship-An Analysis and Proposal for Reform – Fordham Law Review

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A View from the Bench: Why Judges Fail to Protect Trust and Confidence in the Lawyer-Client Relationship-An Analysis and Proposal for Reform

By Lindsay R. Goldstein

October 4, 2011

May 2005

Vol. 73

No. 6

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