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Home Members Submissions Publications Current Issue Past Issues Illinois Law Forum Symposium Baum Lecture Members Only Contact Us	Volume 2003   Number 5               Symposium: Ethics 2000 and Beyond: Reform or Professional Responsibility as Usual?                   Introduction to Symposium Dedicated to Ronald D. Rotunda   Richard W. Painter               Rotunda: Il Professore Prolifico Ma Piccolo   Wayne R. LaFave               Ronald Rotunda: Friend and Colleague   Peter B. Maggs               Ronald D. Rotunda   John Nowak               Symposium-- Ethics 2000 and Beyond: Reform or ProfessionalResponsibility as Usual?   Lonnie T. Brown, Jr.               The Continuing Assault on the Citadel of Fiduciary Protection:Ethics 2000's Revision of Model Rule 1.5   Lester Brickman               Secret Settlements and Practice Restrictions Aid Lawyer Cartels and Cause Other Harm   David A. Dana Susan P. Koniak               The Fallout from Enron: Media Frenzy and Misguided Notions of Public Relations Are No Reason to AbandonOur Commitment to Our Client   Lawrence J. Fox               Structural Conflicts of Interest: How a Law Firm's Compensation System Affects its Ability to Serve Clients   Edward A. Bernstein               Division of Authority Between Lawyer and Client: The Case of the Benevolent Otolaryngologist   Robert P. Burns Steven Lubet               If it Ain't Broke... An Empirical Perspective on Ethics 2000, Screening, and the Conflict-of-Interest Rule   Susan B. Shapiro               Multijurisdictional Practice Regulations Governing Attorneys Conducting a Transactional Practice   Carol A. Needham               Back to the Future Along the Hudson: Is the New York State of Mind Confused About MDPs?   John T. Noonan, Jr               The Foxboro Referee, the Boston Judge, the County Juror, and the Conscience of the Court   Burnele V. Powell               The Multilawyered Problem of Professional Responsibility   George M. Cohen               "Who Should Regulate Class Action Lawyers?"   Nancy J. Moore               Private Liability for Reckless Consumer Lending   Fred C. Zacharias               False Testimony by Criminal Defendants: Still UnansweredEthical and Constitutional Questions   Nathan M. Crystal               Prosecutorial Ethics as Usual   Bruce A. Green               Notes                   Attorney Private Eyes: Ethical Implications of a Private Attorney's Decision to Surreptitiously Record Conversations   Allison A. Vana
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