Client trust accounts (MCLE) /
The accounting and recordkeeping practices that Rule 1.15 requires are detailed-and no lawyer practicing in Massachusetts can be without a solid understanding of the requirements they impose. In fact, for lawyers new to the practice of law or establishing a solo practice for the first time, client t...
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| Main Authors: | , , |
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| Format: | Online |
| Language: | English |
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[Massachusetts] :
Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education, Inc.,
[2007]-
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| Online Access: | https://advance.lexis.com/api/toc/source/MTA2MzIzMw?origination=lawcc |
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| Summary: | The accounting and recordkeeping practices that Rule 1.15 requires are detailed-and no lawyer practicing in Massachusetts can be without a solid understanding of the requirements they impose. In fact, for lawyers new to the practice of law or establishing a solo practice for the first time, client trust accounting requirements pose a potential for misstep. |
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| Item Description: | Database includes most recent edition only. Authors: <2007- > by Jayne B. Tyrell, Constance V. Vecchione, Nancy E. Kaufman. |
| Physical Description: | 1 online resource : illustrations |
| Publication Frequency: | Updated periodically |