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Ethical Conflict and Turbulence in the Legal Profession

   

Added on  2023-01-11

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Business Law and Ethics

Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................3
MAIN BODY..................................................................................................................................3
Ethical conflict and turbulence in their professional careers and the workplace.........................3
Philosophical theories and professional body ethical guidance and advice................................4
MIS development and acquisition approach in acquiring relevant systems for organizations....6
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................7
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................8

INTRODUCTION
This report will discuss about legal profession in UK comprise of two types of
lawyers who are known as solicitors junior lawyers and senior lawyers are known as barristers.
This affect right of audience in the course system. This raises the question whether customers are
getting access to justice or not. This discussion will be carried out from ethical perspective of
UK’s legal profession. Ethical discussion because two types of lawyers creates ethical conflict in
the system.
MAIN BODY
Ethical conflict and turbulence in their professional careers and the workplace
Barrister can be defined as the individual who offers like an specialist advice along with
this also represent and advocate and defend their clients in courts and tribunals (Wheeler
and Bertram, 2019). Among all the barristers many of the barristers specialise in one area
of law whereas other option is more general practice. This practice includes that they can
cover variety of the areas while giving advice.
Solicitors are those people who are qualified legally and are responsible for activities
such as preparation of the documents in the run up and while case in being presented in
court. Along with this solicitors also provide legal advice to their clients on disputable
and non-disputable work in variety of the areas.
This situation creates several types of ethical conflicts and turbulence for lawyers. This is
more specifically concerned with solicitors (Webley and et.al., 2016). This is because
solicitors work in firms and are often considered as junior lawyers and because of this
many times they are expected to work which might be unethical or objectionable but as
they are working so that they have to do perform such tasks.
Acting with integrity because several times solicitors require hiring barristers and then it
is important that they work in integrity with barristers and this requires that they take
proper care of interest of client. In this situation both are also required to take proper care
of the confidentiality of the client.

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