The Lawyer in Modern Society by Countryman and Finman - 1966, 3rd Printing, Hardcover

This listing is for the 1966 third printing of The Lawyer in Modern Society by Countryman and Finman, a valuable resource for anyone interested in the legal profession, law students, or collectors of vintage legal literature. Published by Little, Brown and Company, this hardcover edition delves into the evolving role of lawyers in contemporary society and examines the impact of law on social structures.

Key Topics Covered:

• The roles of lawyers in modern society as advocates, counselors, and public servants
• The interaction between law and democratic institutions
• Ethical challenges faced by lawyers in their professional roles
• How technological and societal changes have influenced the legal profession

Condition:

The book is in very good condition, with minimal wear on the cover and spine. The text is clean and free from any markings or damage. It has been well-preserved for its age and is an excellent addition to any legal library or personal collection.

Additional Information:

• Authors: Countryman and Finman
• Publisher: Little, Brown and Company
• Year: 1966 (Third Printing)
• Binding: Hardcover

This is an insightful and historic book for those interested in the legal field or the impact of law on society.

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