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The Landscape of the Legal Professions in Europe and the USA: Continuity and Change

Book | 1st edition 2011 | United Kingdom | Alan Uzelac, C.H. van Rhee
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The present volume deals with recent developments in the legal profession in Europe and in the United States of America from a comparative and historical perspective. Apart from discussing the legal profession in general, specific attention is paid to the Latin Notary, the Advocates, the Rechtspfleger, the State Attorney, court experts, and mediators and arbitrators. Topics addressed include the decline of Big Law in the U.S., the classification of court experts as legal professionals in Italy, the demise of anticompetitive measures in the modern legal services market, as well as the question whether mediators should be classified as ‘new’ legal professionals given the fact that mediation services are currently being offered by many of the ‘old’ legal service providers. The volume concludes with a contribution on the collaboration of various legal professions in providing for the needs of legal practice.

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Type of product Book
Format Paperback
EAN / ISSN 9781780680149
Series name Ius Commune Europaeum
Weight 560 g
Status Available
Number of pages xxxiv + 280 p.
Access to exercice No
Publisher Intersentia
Language English
Publication Date May 16, 2011
Available on Jurisquare No
Available on Strada Belgique No
Available on Strada Europe No
Available on Strada Luxembourg No
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  • Table of Contents
  • THE LEGAL PROFESSION: GENERAL
  • The Balkanized American Legal Profession
    Richard L. Marcus
  • The Romanian Legal Profession
    Sebastian Spinei
  • THE JUDGE
  • Stress Immunity of Dutch Courts – An Empirical Survey
    Patrick Keppenne, Niels Pepels, Bob Assink, Marc Dekkers, Fokke Fernhout
  • THE LATIN NOTARY
  • Just Cause for Despair among Dutch Notaries? A Twenty-first Century Crisis viewed through the Prism of European History
    Kees Cappon
  • Future Perspectives on the Notary Profession in Europe
    Christian Koller
  • THE ADVOCATE
  • Do the Old Rules of Conduct still Fit the Modern Lawyer?
    Floris Bannier
  • The Legal Profession and the Competitive Market in Italy
    Giuseppe Finocchiaro
  • The Legal Profession in Italy: Regulation v. Competition?
    Elisabetta Silvestri
  • How do the Private Professions in Finland and Norway Impact on Legal Aid Delivery?
    Jon Johnsen
  • THE RECHTSPFLEGER AND THE STATE ATTORNEY
  • Reception of the Rechtspfleger in Eastern Europe: Prospects and Difficulties
    Aleksandra Maganic
  • The State Attorney – Attorney for the State?
    Sladana Aras
  • THE COURT EXPERT
  • The Court Expert Witness as a Legal Professional
    Franco Ferrari
  • THE MEDIATOR AND THE ARBITRATOR
  • Professional(s as) Mediators: Emerging Markets and the Quality of Legal Protection
    Annie De Roo, Rob Jagtenberg
  • Roman Foundations of the Arbitrator’s Profession
    Ivan Milotic
  • THE LEGAL PROFESSION: COOPERATION IN THE SHAPING OF THE LAW
  • The Role of Legal Professions in Bypassing the Law: The Example of Fiducia cum Creditore
    Tomislav Karlovic