Module I Library: Updated Edition
Third Hundred of “Tomorrow’s Lawyer” participants has already completed Module I of the Program, dedicated to the topic of client-lawyer relationships. Participants learned how to engage in two-way communication, master client interviewing skills and manage emotions and stress. In order to consolidate the knowledge and dig deeper into the subject, we have updated the library of the Module I.
Even if you are not yet a participant of our Program, but wish to understand the ethical aspects of attorney-client communication, this information will be of great use. These materials were selected by our trainers and experts, which means that they are extremely interesting and of practical use.
Communication and Negotiations
- The power of empathy. The key to constructive communication and successful negotiations.” -Donnie Ebenstein
- 10 Steps To Effective Listening. (Published by Forbes, 2018)
- Own Your Behaviours, Master Your Communication, Determine Your Success: Louise Evans, TEDxGenova
- Guidelines for interviewing children who witnessed and / or were victims of violence and who committed violence
Emotional Intelligence:
- “Happy at own will”. A. Kurpatov
- “Good stress as a way to get stronger and better.” Kelly McGonigal
- Willpower. Kelly McGonigal
- “Emotional Intelligence 2.0”. Travis Bradbury, Gene Greaves
- “The emotional intelligence of the leader.” Peter Nightingale
Related blogs:
- Emotional Laboratory (Blog of a Module I trainer – Svitlana Savchuk)
- Being Human School
- Study Dive
- Blogs: Yunona Lototska (+ Youtube channel), Оksana Semenyuk, Nadia Kadya, where you may find up-to-date tips on related literature, information from the world of management, emotional intelligence, neuro-communication and leadership.
Interaction with client
- A trusted advisor. David Master, Charles Green, Robert Galford
- “Attorney’s professional skills.” (manual) / editor O. Kim
- “Triggers: Creating Behavior That Lasts–Becoming the Person You Want to Be”. Marshall Goldsmith, Mark Reiter.
Ethics and its importance in society
- Legal Ethics in Ukraine Report from the Legislative Initiatives Laboratory.
- Interview with Sheila Radell “Ethics is a Lawyer’s Basic Obligation.”
- Kukhnyuk D.V. Attorney Ethics: Accepting a client’s order
Kukhnyuk D.V. Rules of Attorney’s Ethics in the Law of Ukraine “On the Bar and Legal Profession”. - Suschenko V.M. A lawyer’s professional culture model: criteria and approaches.
- Yanovska O.G. Value for money as an ethical problem of the legal profession.
- Mollo F.E. Rules of the legal profession in France.
- Suschenko V.M. European and international standards of the legal profession in the context of the functioning of the legal system of Ukraine.
- Suschenko V.M. Deontological Code of Legal Activity in Ukraine: Problems and prospects for creation.
- Grebenkov G.V. Fiolevsky D.P. – Legal Ethics: Educ. manual.
- Lozova V.A., Petrishin O.V. – Professional ethics of a lawyer.
Legal Profession
- Golovan I.V. – Commercial Legal Practice in Ukraine
Lawyer within justice system
- Connie A.F. Morals essentials in the criminal process. Collection of works in 8 volumes. – M .: Law. lit., 1967..
- Criminal defense, edited by Lvova E.Y. — М., 1999.
The list was compiled by trainers, experts and program organizers during three seasons (2017-2019).
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