Lawyers in Business

Karl J. Mackie
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Karl J. Mackie: University of Nottingham

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Date: 1989
ISBN: 978-1-349-08799-0
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Introduction: New Directions in Lawyering

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Ch 2 The Rise of the Company Legal Department

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Ch 3 Advantages and Disadvantages of In-house Lawyers

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Ch 4 The Work of the In-House Lawyer

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Ch 5 The Integrated Lawyer (1): Preventive Law

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Ch 6 The Integrated Lawyer (2): Translating Law into Practice

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Ch 7 The Integrated Lawyer (3): Reacting to Legal Difficulties

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Ch 8 Training and Development of In-house Lawyers

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Ch 9 The Career of the In-house Lawyer

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Ch 10 Business Regulation and Business Ethics

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Ch 11 Beyond Litigation: Mega-Clients, Mega-Law and Mini-Trials

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Ch 12 Lawyers and Lawyers: In-House Lawyers and the Legal Profession

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Ch 13 The Law Business and the Business of Law: A Crisis of Direction?

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Ch 14 Conclusion: Can Lawyers be Liked?

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