With its practical, hands-on approach to legal ethics, the third edition of LEGAL ETHICS is designed to ensure that readers have a solid grasp of the ethical rules that apply in the legal setting. Comprehensive yet easy to understand, this engaging book provides a thorough and substantive analysis of the major principles that affect how the practice of law is regulated. Filled with real-life examples of lawyer and non-lawyer instances of misconduct, current and classic case law, and discussions of famous (and infamous) people, this straightforward book brings the material to life and demonstrates how courts interpret and apply ethical rules to lawyers and their non-lawyer employees. "I enjoy the author's writing style. The text material is organized and well written and delivered in an interesting manner that will keep the reader's attention. The level of difficulty is appropriate for my students. The concepts are clearly explained, and I believe, the features are most appropriate for easy understanding and enjoyment." "Ethics tends to be a rather dry subject matter. I like that Kent Kauffman has taken the time to find interesting real cases to spice up the text and make it more interesting for the students. Instead of using the same tried and true examples this text brings us into the 21st century with relevant examples." Kent Kauffman is an assistant professor of business law at Indiana University -- Purdue University Fort Wayne. Licensed to practice law in Indiana, he is a member of the American Bar Association and Indiana State Bar Association. In addition, he has been listed in "Who's Who Among America's Teachers" many times. Kauffman graduated from Temple University and The Dickinson School of Law of the Pennsylvania State University. Used Book in Good Condition