Pocket Guide to Legal Ethics

Pocket Guide to Legal Ethics is a concise, comprehensive guide to the rules of ethics for paralegal students and working paralegals. Focusing on the key rules of ethics, the text reviews the rules of ethics that attorneys are subject to and how those rules may apply to paralegals. In addition, Pocket Guide to Legal Ethics includes useful information tailored specifically for paralegals, including tips for ethical behavior, real-world advice and ethical guidance provided by various paralegal associations. Topical areas address in this resource include providing competent diligent representation of the client; maintaining integrity and public respect for the legal profession; avoiding the unauthorized practice of law; confidentiality; conflicts of interest; fees and financial matters; advertising and solicitation. The easy-to-use format, including checklists, charts, tables, and FAQs in each chapter make Pocket Guide to Legal Ethics a quick reference book that students will want to take from the classroom to the workplace.

The Pocket Guide to Legal Ethics is a concise, comprehensive guide to the rules of ethics, which provides useful information tailored specifically for paralegals. Information includes tips for ethical behavior, real-world advice and ethical guidance provided by various paralegal associations. In addition, The Pocket Guide to Legal Ethics reviews the rules of ethics that attorneys are subject to and how those rules may apply to paralegals. The guide's easy-to-use format, including checklists, charts, tables, and FAQs in each chapter make The Pocket Guide to Legal Ethics a quick reference book that students will want to take from the classroom to the workplace.

Angela Schneeman is a Research and Billing Specialist for High Point, responsible for coordinating the client billing process and providing research and proofreading support to the High Point team. Prior to joining High Point Creative, Angela worked as a paralegal, author, and billing specialist. She has managed law firm billing and worked for more than 15 years as a paralegal. Angela has authored six textbooks on Paralegal Studies. She received a B.S. in Business/Legal Studies and a Legal Assistant Certificate both from the University of Minnesota.