Articles

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The Boston Legal Aid Society, 1900-1925, Massachusetts Legal History (2003)
 

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The Story of Mr. G.: Reflections upon the Questionability Competent Client, Fordham Law Review (2000)
 

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The Rule 11 Studies and Civil Rights Cases: An Inquiry into the Neutrality of Procedural Rules, Connecticut Law Review (1999)
 

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The Case of Mrs. Jones Revisited: Paternalism and Autonomy in Lawyer-Client Counseling, Brigham Young University Law Review (1997)
 

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Theory and Practice in Legal Education: An Essay on Clinical Legal Education, UCLA Law Review (1987)
 

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Lawyers and Professional Autonomy: Reflections on Corporate Lawyering and the Doctrine of Informed Consent, Western New England Law Review (1987)
 

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The New Model Rules of Professional Conduct: Lawyer-Client Decision Making and the Role of Rules in Structuring the Lawyer-Client Dialogue, American Bar Foundation Research Journal (1980)
 

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Lawyering and Client Decisionmaking: Informed Consent and the Legal Profession, University of Pennsylvania Law Review (1979)
 

Selected Professional Activities

Legal Aid in the 1920s: Whither Law Reform, New England Clinical Teachers Conference (2005)