ISSN 0024-7081
Articles in Vol. 16, Issue 3, 1985
Vol. 16, Issue 3, 1985
- Table of ContentsJournal Loyola University Chicago Law
- ForewordAllen Hartman Honorable
- Policing Bench and Bar: Ethical ImperativesThomas P. Sullivan
- ResponsesRobert P. CumminsMervin BlockStanley N. Katz
- The Lawyer's Duty of Loyalty: To the Client or to the Institution?Ramsey Clark
- ResponsesGeorge CotsirilosFrank Covey
- Ethics and the MegafirmAbe Krash
- ResponsesRichard D. LeeJohn P. Heinz
- New Perspectives on the Ethics of Switching SidesJohn Powers Crowley
- ResponsesJill Wine-BanksWilliam Martin
- Ethics, Professionalism and the Practice of LawFrederick A. Elliston
- The Role of Alcoholism in Judicial Discipline DecisionsCandice Goldstein
- Ethical Violations Resulting from Excessive Workloads in Legal Aid Offices: Who Should Bear the Responsibility for Preventing Them?Diana Calais
- Multiple Representation in Shareholder Derivative Suits: A Case-by-Case ApproachMarguerite M. Elias
- The Greylord Investigation Guidelines: Protection for Greylord Attorneys?Andrew Majeske
- Direct Mailings by Attorneys: Which End of the Spectrum?Susan I. Matejcak
- Analysis of Illinois' Restrictions on the Practice of Law by Out-of-State Attorneys: Pro Hac Vice Model Rule ProposalBallard Jay Yelton
John Powers Crowley, New Perspectives on the Ethics of Switching Sides, 16 Loy. U. Chi. L.J. 507 (1985).