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R. v. Neil / Duty of confidentiality / Confidentiality / Law firm / Conflict of interest / Lawyer / Practice of law / American Bar Association Model Rules of Professional Conduct / Professional responsibility / Law / Legal ethics / Ethics
Date: 2008-04-30 13:47:20
R. v. Neil
Duty of confidentiality
Confidentiality
Law firm
Conflict of interest
Lawyer
Practice of law
American Bar Association Model Rules of Professional Conduct
Professional responsibility
Law
Legal ethics
Ethics

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