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The Resource International Perspectives on the Regulation of Lawyers and Legal Services

International Perspectives on the Regulation of Lawyers and Legal Services

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1 online resource (299 pages)
Contents
  • "Preface" -- "Acknowledgements" -- "Contents" -- "List of Contributors" -- "1. The Regulation of Lawyers and Legal Services" -- "I. Introduction" -- "II. Why Regulate Legal Services?" -- "III. The Rule of Law, Lawyers and Independent Legal Professions" -- "IV. Models for Regulating Legal Services" -- "V. The Reform Agenda" -- "VI. International Perspectives" -- "VII. Conclusion" -- "Appendix" -- "2. The United States of America: Legal Services Regulation in the United Statesâ{u0080}{u0094}A Tale of Two Models" -- "I. Introduction" -- "II. A Brief History of Regulation of Lawyers in America" -- "III. The Current Structure of Lawyer Regulation in the United States" -- "IV. Problems in the Current Regulatory Structure" -- "V. Directions of Change" -- "VI. Conclusion" -- "3. Singapore: Regulating Domestic and Foreign Lawyersâ{u0080}{u0094}Singapore's Unified Approach" -- "I. Introduction" -- "II. Approaches to Regulating Foreign Lawyers" -- "III. The Singapore Approach" -- "IV. Conclusion" -- "4. Eire: The Lawyers of the Celtic Phoenix" -- "I. Introduction" -- "II. The Origins of the Legal Services Regulation Act 2015" -- "III. The Regulatory Framework before the Enactment of the LSRA 2015" -- "IV. The Legal Services Regulation Act 2015" -- "V. The Impact of the LSRA 2015 on the Regulation of the Irish Legal Profession" -- "VI. Conclusion" -- "5. Canada: Legal Services Regulation in Canada: Plus Ã{u0087}a Change?" -- "I. Introduction" -- "II. Governance and the Role of the State" -- "III. Professional Licensing and Occupational (Dis)Unity" -- "IV. Insulating Rules and Alternative Business Structures" -- "V. Regulatory Focus: Entity Regulation and Proactivity" -- "VI. Conclusion" -- "6. New Zealand: Finding the Balance between Self-Regulation and Government Oversight" -- "I. Introduction" -- "II. The Current Regulatory Framework for Lawyers" -- "III. Upholding the Rule of Law"
  • "IV. Protection of the Public" -- "V. Conclusion" -- "7. Israel: Regulation of Lawyers and Legal Services in Israel" -- "I. Introduction" -- "II. Reasons for Maintaining the Bar's Special Status and Powers" -- "III. The Evolution of Self-Regulation" -- "IV. The Public Committee to Examine the Israeli Bar and Subsequent Changes in the IBA Act" -- "V. Control over Entry: Internship and Licensing" -- "VI. Autonomous Disciplinary System" -- "VII. Monopolisation of the Legal Services Market" -- "VIII. Conclusion" -- "8. Australia: Legal Services Regulation in Australiaâ{u0080}{u0094}Innovative Co-regulation" -- "I. Introduction" -- "II. A Brief History of the Australian Lawyer in Australia" -- "III. The Current Structure of Lawyer Regulation in Australia" -- "IV. Problems in the Current Regulatory Structure" -- "V. The Rule of Law and Lawyers' Role in Addressing Decreasing Access to Justice" -- "VI. Conclusion" -- "9. Germany: The Constitutional Court as the Driver of Change in the Regulation of Legal Professions" -- "I. Introduction" -- "II. The Constitutional Court (Bundesverfassungsgericht)" -- "III. Regulation of Legal Services" -- "IV. Regulation of Legal Service Providers" -- "V. Conclusion" -- "10. England and Wales: Cocktails of Logicsâ{u0080}{u0094}Reform of Legal Services Regulation in England and Wales" -- "I. Introduction" -- "II. The Legal Services Act 2007: A Jackhammer?" -- "III. Regulatory Strategy: A Few Fuzzy Logics" -- "IV. Conclusion: Four Horsemen?" -- "11. Innovation and Change in the Regulation of Legal Services" -- "I. Introduction" -- "II. Drivers of and Brakes on Regulatory Change" -- "III. Evaluating Regulatory Change" -- "IV. Independent Legal Professions and the Rule of Law" -- "V. Emerging Regulatory Practice" -- "VI. Conclusion"
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9781509905195
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International Perspectives on the Regulation of Lawyers and Legal Services
Title
International Perspectives on the Regulation of Lawyers and Legal Services
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Language
eng
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Staff, Bloomsbury Publishing
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347 23
LC call number
K133 .I584 2017
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non fiction
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dictionaries
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  • Lawyers
  • Legal aid
  • Legal services
  • Practice of law
Label
International Perspectives on the Regulation of Lawyers and Legal Services
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Publication
Copyright
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online resource
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rdacarrier
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multicolored
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text
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  • txt
Content type MARC source
rdacontent
Contents
  • "Preface" -- "Acknowledgements" -- "Contents" -- "List of Contributors" -- "1. The Regulation of Lawyers and Legal Services" -- "I. Introduction" -- "II. Why Regulate Legal Services?" -- "III. The Rule of Law, Lawyers and Independent Legal Professions" -- "IV. Models for Regulating Legal Services" -- "V. The Reform Agenda" -- "VI. International Perspectives" -- "VII. Conclusion" -- "Appendix" -- "2. The United States of America: Legal Services Regulation in the United Statesâ{u0080}{u0094}A Tale of Two Models" -- "I. Introduction" -- "II. A Brief History of Regulation of Lawyers in America" -- "III. The Current Structure of Lawyer Regulation in the United States" -- "IV. Problems in the Current Regulatory Structure" -- "V. Directions of Change" -- "VI. Conclusion" -- "3. Singapore: Regulating Domestic and Foreign Lawyersâ{u0080}{u0094}Singapore's Unified Approach" -- "I. Introduction" -- "II. Approaches to Regulating Foreign Lawyers" -- "III. The Singapore Approach" -- "IV. Conclusion" -- "4. Eire: The Lawyers of the Celtic Phoenix" -- "I. Introduction" -- "II. The Origins of the Legal Services Regulation Act 2015" -- "III. The Regulatory Framework before the Enactment of the LSRA 2015" -- "IV. The Legal Services Regulation Act 2015" -- "V. The Impact of the LSRA 2015 on the Regulation of the Irish Legal Profession" -- "VI. Conclusion" -- "5. Canada: Legal Services Regulation in Canada: Plus Ã{u0087}a Change?" -- "I. Introduction" -- "II. Governance and the Role of the State" -- "III. Professional Licensing and Occupational (Dis)Unity" -- "IV. Insulating Rules and Alternative Business Structures" -- "V. Regulatory Focus: Entity Regulation and Proactivity" -- "VI. Conclusion" -- "6. New Zealand: Finding the Balance between Self-Regulation and Government Oversight" -- "I. Introduction" -- "II. The Current Regulatory Framework for Lawyers" -- "III. Upholding the Rule of Law"
  • "IV. Protection of the Public" -- "V. Conclusion" -- "7. Israel: Regulation of Lawyers and Legal Services in Israel" -- "I. Introduction" -- "II. Reasons for Maintaining the Bar's Special Status and Powers" -- "III. The Evolution of Self-Regulation" -- "IV. The Public Committee to Examine the Israeli Bar and Subsequent Changes in the IBA Act" -- "V. Control over Entry: Internship and Licensing" -- "VI. Autonomous Disciplinary System" -- "VII. Monopolisation of the Legal Services Market" -- "VIII. Conclusion" -- "8. Australia: Legal Services Regulation in Australiaâ{u0080}{u0094}Innovative Co-regulation" -- "I. Introduction" -- "II. A Brief History of the Australian Lawyer in Australia" -- "III. The Current Structure of Lawyer Regulation in Australia" -- "IV. Problems in the Current Regulatory Structure" -- "V. The Rule of Law and Lawyers' Role in Addressing Decreasing Access to Justice" -- "VI. Conclusion" -- "9. Germany: The Constitutional Court as the Driver of Change in the Regulation of Legal Professions" -- "I. Introduction" -- "II. The Constitutional Court (Bundesverfassungsgericht)" -- "III. Regulation of Legal Services" -- "IV. Regulation of Legal Service Providers" -- "V. Conclusion" -- "10. England and Wales: Cocktails of Logicsâ{u0080}{u0094}Reform of Legal Services Regulation in England and Wales" -- "I. Introduction" -- "II. The Legal Services Act 2007: A Jackhammer?" -- "III. Regulatory Strategy: A Few Fuzzy Logics" -- "IV. Conclusion: Four Horsemen?" -- "11. Innovation and Change in the Regulation of Legal Services" -- "I. Introduction" -- "II. Drivers of and Brakes on Regulatory Change" -- "III. Evaluating Regulatory Change" -- "IV. Independent Legal Professions and the Rule of Law" -- "V. Emerging Regulatory Practice" -- "VI. Conclusion"
Control code
UMKCLawddaEBC5119671
Dimensions
unknown
Extent
1 online resource (299 pages)
Form of item
online
Isbn
9781509905195
Media category
computer
Media MARC source
rdamedia
Media type code
  • c
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UMKC Law: DDA record.
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remote
System control number
  • (MiAaPQ)EBC5119671
  • (Au-PeEL)EBL5119671
  • (CaPaEBR)ebr11463378
  • (OCoLC)1009052930
Label
International Perspectives on the Regulation of Lawyers and Legal Services
Publication
Copyright
Carrier category
online resource
Carrier category code
  • cr
Carrier MARC source
rdacarrier
Color
multicolored
Content category
text
Content type code
  • txt
Content type MARC source
rdacontent
Contents
  • "Preface" -- "Acknowledgements" -- "Contents" -- "List of Contributors" -- "1. The Regulation of Lawyers and Legal Services" -- "I. Introduction" -- "II. Why Regulate Legal Services?" -- "III. The Rule of Law, Lawyers and Independent Legal Professions" -- "IV. Models for Regulating Legal Services" -- "V. The Reform Agenda" -- "VI. International Perspectives" -- "VII. Conclusion" -- "Appendix" -- "2. The United States of America: Legal Services Regulation in the United Statesâ{u0080}{u0094}A Tale of Two Models" -- "I. Introduction" -- "II. A Brief History of Regulation of Lawyers in America" -- "III. The Current Structure of Lawyer Regulation in the United States" -- "IV. Problems in the Current Regulatory Structure" -- "V. Directions of Change" -- "VI. Conclusion" -- "3. Singapore: Regulating Domestic and Foreign Lawyersâ{u0080}{u0094}Singapore's Unified Approach" -- "I. Introduction" -- "II. Approaches to Regulating Foreign Lawyers" -- "III. The Singapore Approach" -- "IV. Conclusion" -- "4. Eire: The Lawyers of the Celtic Phoenix" -- "I. Introduction" -- "II. The Origins of the Legal Services Regulation Act 2015" -- "III. The Regulatory Framework before the Enactment of the LSRA 2015" -- "IV. The Legal Services Regulation Act 2015" -- "V. The Impact of the LSRA 2015 on the Regulation of the Irish Legal Profession" -- "VI. Conclusion" -- "5. Canada: Legal Services Regulation in Canada: Plus Ã{u0087}a Change?" -- "I. Introduction" -- "II. Governance and the Role of the State" -- "III. Professional Licensing and Occupational (Dis)Unity" -- "IV. Insulating Rules and Alternative Business Structures" -- "V. Regulatory Focus: Entity Regulation and Proactivity" -- "VI. Conclusion" -- "6. New Zealand: Finding the Balance between Self-Regulation and Government Oversight" -- "I. Introduction" -- "II. The Current Regulatory Framework for Lawyers" -- "III. Upholding the Rule of Law"
  • "IV. Protection of the Public" -- "V. Conclusion" -- "7. Israel: Regulation of Lawyers and Legal Services in Israel" -- "I. Introduction" -- "II. Reasons for Maintaining the Bar's Special Status and Powers" -- "III. The Evolution of Self-Regulation" -- "IV. The Public Committee to Examine the Israeli Bar and Subsequent Changes in the IBA Act" -- "V. Control over Entry: Internship and Licensing" -- "VI. Autonomous Disciplinary System" -- "VII. Monopolisation of the Legal Services Market" -- "VIII. Conclusion" -- "8. Australia: Legal Services Regulation in Australiaâ{u0080}{u0094}Innovative Co-regulation" -- "I. Introduction" -- "II. A Brief History of the Australian Lawyer in Australia" -- "III. The Current Structure of Lawyer Regulation in Australia" -- "IV. Problems in the Current Regulatory Structure" -- "V. The Rule of Law and Lawyers' Role in Addressing Decreasing Access to Justice" -- "VI. Conclusion" -- "9. Germany: The Constitutional Court as the Driver of Change in the Regulation of Legal Professions" -- "I. Introduction" -- "II. The Constitutional Court (Bundesverfassungsgericht)" -- "III. Regulation of Legal Services" -- "IV. Regulation of Legal Service Providers" -- "V. Conclusion" -- "10. England and Wales: Cocktails of Logicsâ{u0080}{u0094}Reform of Legal Services Regulation in England and Wales" -- "I. Introduction" -- "II. The Legal Services Act 2007: A Jackhammer?" -- "III. Regulatory Strategy: A Few Fuzzy Logics" -- "IV. Conclusion: Four Horsemen?" -- "11. Innovation and Change in the Regulation of Legal Services" -- "I. Introduction" -- "II. Drivers of and Brakes on Regulatory Change" -- "III. Evaluating Regulatory Change" -- "IV. Independent Legal Professions and the Rule of Law" -- "V. Emerging Regulatory Practice" -- "VI. Conclusion"
Control code
UMKCLawddaEBC5119671
Dimensions
unknown
Extent
1 online resource (299 pages)
Form of item
online
Isbn
9781509905195
Media category
computer
Media MARC source
rdamedia
Media type code
  • c
Note
UMKC Law: DDA record.
Sound
unknown sound
Specific material designation
remote
System control number
  • (MiAaPQ)EBC5119671
  • (Au-PeEL)EBL5119671
  • (CaPaEBR)ebr11463378
  • (OCoLC)1009052930

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