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Provides a comprehensive review of the legal and practical aspects of attorneys’ fees including: Procedures & Forms | A.R.S. § 341.01 (A); | Contractual Provisions | Sanctions & Punitive Fee Awards | Equitable Grounds for the Award of Attorneys’ Fees | Attorenys’ Fees as Damages | Recovery of Costs & Fees for Non-Lawyer Services | Attorenys’ Fees on Appeals | Ethical issues and more.
Arizona Attorneys Fees Desk Reference (2009) $69* A desk reference of selected statutes, rules of court, cases and ethics opinions in Arizona There are approximately 900 statutes and rules relating to attorneys’ fees in Arizona – half of them are mandatory and half are discretionary. Often, attorneys are not aware of and therefore do not request fees to which they are entitled by statute or rule. Awareness of fee sanctions may also have a chilling effect and prevent vexatious, obstreperous, frivolous, unjustified or abusive conduct in litigation.
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Notations in cases where findings must be made or factors must be considered
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The Arizona Legal Ethics Handbook is a comprehensive treatment of the “law of lawyering,” as it has been developed and articulated by the Arizona courts and disciplinary authorities. Its organization and structure are tied to that of the Arizona Rules of Professional Conduct, with a separate chapter devoted to each individual Rule.
Client Trust Accounting for Arizona Attorneys (2010) - $25*
Contents: The Importance of Client Trust Accounting, The Rules, Key Concepts in Client Trust Accounting, Opening a Client Trust Account, Fees, Depositing Money into Your Client Trust Account, Paying Money Out of Your Client Trust Account, Recordkeeping, Reconciliation, Internal Controls, Random Trust Account Examinations, Other Relevant Trust Account Topics, The Mechanics of a Trust Account Investigation, Frequently Asked Questions Appendices Arizona Rules of Professional Conduct, Rule 42, ER 1.15 and Rule 43, Arizona R. Sup. Ct., Example Forms, Annual Dues Statement, Practical suggestions from State Br Trust Acount Examiners * Prices do not include tax and shipping. To order, please call 602-340-7318 or online at www.azbar.org/cle
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