What do attorneys do

The video tutorial discusses the various areas of legal practice and the specialization of attorneys. It highlights the fiduciary duties attorneys owe to their clients, such as trust, confidentiality, and loyalty. The tutorial also covers the licensing requirements necessary for attorneys to represent clients in court and their role as officers of the court, emphasizing their duty to seek justice and maintain ethical behavior.

What is a key characteristic of legal practice areas?

• They do not require specialization.

• They are limited to a few types.

• They are as numerous as business practices.

• They are the same across all countries.

Which of the following is NOT a fiduciary duty of an attorney?

• Trust

• Confidentiality

• Publicity

• Loyalty

Why must attorneys be licensed by a jurisdictional bar?

• To specialize in a specific area

• To represent clients in court

• To work in a law firm

• To practice any type of law

What is the primary duty of attorneys as officers of the court?

• To win cases at all costs

• To seek justice

• To represent only wealthy clients

• To avoid court appearances

What prevents attorneys from engaging in unethical behavior in court?

• Their personal beliefs

• Their desire to win cases

• Their duty to seek justice

• Their client's instructions