University of Missouri at Kansas City - School of Law
Posted:
03 Feb 08
364 (38,277)
Expectations, Teaching, Learning, Law school, Legal education, Law student, Law professor, Self-fulfilling prophecies, Achievement, Generational bias, Teaching methodologies, Teacher, Student
Competence, competency, family law, children, child, conflict, divorce, custody, alternatives to litigation, collaborative negotiation, interdisciplinary, human emotions, family representation, caring, listening, counseling, best interests, guardian ad litem, professional conduct, ethics, malpractic
University of Missouri at Kansas City - School of Law
Posted:
06 May 08
150 (98,055)
Fear and loathing, Fight or flight, Law, Lawyers, Law school, Legal education, Law students, Law faculty, Faculty, Professional responsibility, Stress, Cognitive coping, Emotional, Curriculum, Humanizing legal education
University of Missouri at Kansas City - School of Law
Posted:
11 Sep 08
103 (132,610)
Collaborative law, Alternative dispute resolution, Family law, Professional responsibility, Ethical practice of law, Limited scope representation, Withdrawal from representation, Client communication, Informed consent, Zealous advocacy, Four-way disqualification agreement, Communication privilege
University of Missouri at Kansas City - School of Law
Posted:
04 Sep 07
63 (179,478)
pro-bono service, Model Rule of Professional Conduct, juvenile, child, minor, dependency action, appointed representation, family court, right to counsel, 6th amendment, sixth amendment, civil action, parens patriae, Guardian Ad Litem, buy out system
University of Missouri at Kansas City - School of Law
Posted:
12 May 08
35 (231,110)
Emergency lawyering, Legal emergencies, Lawyering process, Law office, Law practice, Criminal law, Corporate law, Business practice, Family law, Client crises, Ethics, Professional responsibility, Duty of competence, Model Rules, Malpractice, Ineffective
University of Missouri at Kansas City - School of Law
Posted:
17 Jul 08
15 (293,267)
Professional responsibility, Liability, Attorney client, Third parties, Alternative dispute resolution, Mediation, Diversification, Nonclient, Rule 11, Model Rules