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With the recent adoption of the Rules of Professional Conduct by the State of New York, attorneys licensed to practice in the State of New York will need access to the most current case law, opinions, and in-depth commentary governing ethical conduct to avoid costly and time consuming disciplinary proceedings. This publication, edited by the New York County Lawyers' Association, includes the complete New York Rules of Professional Conduct, selected state and federal statutes and court rules, a comprehensive index, and a Code-to-Rules correlation table comparing the provisions of the new Rules to their comparable provisions in the prior Code. The New York Rules of Professional Conduct provides in-depth analysis of each ethics rule for real practice as well as a best practices section on how to protect your law license, practice tips, warning and alerts, and other helpful articles. Practitioner- and specialty-oriented commentary addresses issues specific to practice areas. For ease of use, finding aids including a cumulative index, table of rules, table of cases, a bibliography as well as topically-organized annotations of relevant ethics opinions, cases and forms are provided. Cross references compare the recent New York Rules with the past New York Code and current ABA Model Rules. This publication can be purchased as a subscription and is published twice per year.

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Review from the Previous Edition: This is a publication that belongs on every law firm's shelf. As a matter of prudence, not to have them may be prima facie evidence of malpractice and ethical obtuseness. --Daniel J. Kornstein, Partner, Kornstein Veisz Wexler & Pollard New York Law Journal Review from the Previous Edition: This is a publication that belongs on every law firm's shelf. As a matter of prudence, not to have them may be prima facie evidence of malpractice and ethical obtuseness. --Daniel J. Kornstein, Partner, Kornstein Veisz Wexler & Pollard New York Law Journal Review from the Previous Edition: This is a publication that belongs on every law firm's shelf. As a matter of prudence, not to have them may be prima facie evidence of malpractice and ethical obtuseness. --Daniel J. Kornstein, Partner, Kornstein Veisz Wexler & Pollard New York Law Journal

Review from the Previous Edition: This is a publication that belongs on every law firm's shelf. As a matter of prudence, not to have them may be prima facie evidence of malpractice and ethical obtuseness. --Daniel J. Kornstein, Partner, Kornstein Veisz Wexler & Pollard New York Law Journal

<br>Review from the Previous Edition: <br><br> This is a publication that belongs on every law firm's shelf. As a matter of prudence, not to have them may be prima facie evidence of malpractice and ethical obtuseness. <br>--Daniel J. Kornstein, Partner, Kornstein Veisz Wexler & Pollard <br>New York Law Journal <br><p><br>

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The New York County Lawyers' Association celebrated 100 years of establishment in 2008. NYCLA's bedrock principles have been the inclusion of all who wish to join and the active pursuit of legal system reform. From the beginning, NYCLA has pioneered some of the most far-reaching and tangible reforms in American jurisprudence. The Association has also had a powerful impact on both the law and public policy.

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