Limited Tenure for Lawyers and the Structure of Lawyer-Client Relations: A Critique of the Lawyer's Proposed Right to Sue for Wrongful Discharge

Authors

Theodore J. Schneyer, University of Wisconsin Law SchoolFollow

Abstract

I. Introduction

II. The Problem to Which Limited Tenure Is a Desirable Response

III. The Class of Lawyers to Be Protected by Limited Tenure

IV. Limits on the Applicability and Effectiveness of Limited Tenure

V. The Sufficiency of Limited Tenure as a Response to the Problem of the One-Client Lawyer

VI. The Consistency of Limited Tenure with Current Professional Norms

VII. Summary

Recommended Citation

Theodore J. Schneyer, Limited Tenure for Lawyers and the Structure of Lawyer-Client Relations: A Critique of the Lawyer's Proposed Right to Sue for Wrongful Discharge, 59 Neb. L. Rev. (1980)
Available at: https://digitalcommons.unl.edu/nlr/vol59/iss1/3