Law Office Road Map - Texas Bar Books

Law Office Road Map: Practical Skills for Working with Clients, License

Learn to navigate the attorney-client relationship, from the initial client interview to the termination of the relationship. Review examples of what an attorney might do to document compliance of the disciplinary rules in situations throughout the course of the attorney’s practice. Stops along the way include best practices for interacting with clients and guidelines for managing a law practice.

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SKU: 6550-L Category:

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Additional Licenses:

  • An additional license allows the digital materials to be shared with another attorney and their support staff, for a small fee.
  • If you need access for more than one additional attorney, consider an entity license.
  • An entity license allows an entire organization to access an online subscription or digital download at special prices.
  • To inquire about an entity license, contact Group & Firm Sales Manager Laura Angle at 512-263-2802, or email her at langle@texasbar.com

ISBN: 978-1-892542-83-0 © 2012

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For entity licenses to cover your firm, contact Group & Firm Sales Manager Laura Angle at 512-263-2802, or email her at langle@texasbar.com.

Summary of Contents

Chapter 1 Consulting Potential Client
Chapter 2 Establishing Attorney-Client Relationship
Chapter 3 Representation of Client
Chapter 4 Managing Your Law Practice
Chapter 5 Use of Technology
Chapter 6 Advertising
Chapter 7 Social Media
Chapter 8 Terminating Attorney-Client
Chapter 9 After Attorney-Client Relationship Has Ended
Chapter 10 Avoiding Problems When Firms Break Up and Closing a Law Practice
Appendix A Potential Areas for Legal Liability
Appendix B Ethics and Professional Conduct

ATTORNEY’S OFFICE
STATUTES & RULES CITED
CASES CITED
SUBJECT INDEX

Contributors

Individual and Organization Contributors

Texas Real Estate Forms Manual committee
Texas Family Law Practice Manual committee
Texas Collections Manual committee
Texas Young Lawyers Association
Diane Dillard
Frederick Forlano
Texas Bar Journal
Oregon Professional Liability fund
James E. Brill,
William J. Chriss,
Martha S. Dickie
Claude E. Ducloux,
Dan Pozza, Pat Rafferty
Jonathan E. Smaby
Norma Levine Trusch
Thomas H. Watkins