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Authors:
Tom Andrews, Professor, University of Washington School of Law
Rob Aronson, Emeritus Professor, University of Washington School of Law
Mark Fucile, Attorney, Fucile & Reising LLP
Art Lachman, Attorney at Law

"Much of what lawyers do in practice requires the exercise of professional judgment in the face of uncertainty: governing principles can be murky, and factual contexts vary widely. This book is designed to assist lawyers in assessing risks and making informed judgments about their professional obligations using all the relevant aspects of the law of lawyering." From the Introduction to The Law of Lawyering in Washington

Table of Contents
Chapter 1. Authority to Regulate the Practice of Law
Chapter 2. Admission to Practice and Unauthorized Practice
Chapter 3. An Introduction to the Rules of Professional Conduct: Their Purpose and Limits*
Chapter 4. Defining the Attorney-Client Relationship
Chapter 5. Competence, Diligence, and Communication: The Essential Three
Chapter 6. Confidentiality
Chapter 7. Conflicts of Interest
Chapter 8. The Rules of Advocacy
Chapter 9. Fees and Trust Accounts
Chapter 10.  Candor
Chapter 11. Law-Firm Marketing
Chapter 12. Maintaining the Integrity of the Profession
Chapter 13. Lawyer's Responsibilities for Assisting in Access to Justice
Chapter 14. Law-Practice Organization, Management, and Sales
Chapter 15. Legal Malpractice and Other Theories of Lawyer Liability
Chapter 16. Disciplinary System
Table of Cases
Table of Statutes and Rules
References
Subject Index

Published: 2012
800 pages

*A booklet containing the most recent version of Washington's Rules of Professional Conduct is included with each purchase of The Law of Lawyering in Washington.