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conversations.value: Give me a description for a book titled Lawyers Gone Bad about span>"the, [his, Buffalo with the genre: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, Thrillers & Suspense.
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conversations.value: <span>"the author spices [his tale] with saucy language when needed and street lingo where appropriate. He keeps the suspense at high level until the answers unfold." - The Buffalo News. </span>
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conversations.value: Give me the first three paragraphs for this book.. End with the sentence ' (paragraph 6)'.
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conversations.value: Lawyers Gone Bad
  The abusive tax shelters investigated by the Subcommittee were complex transactions used by corporations or individuals to obtain substantial tax benefits in a manner never intended by the Federal tax code. While some of these transactions may have complied with the literal language of specific tax provisions, they produced results that were unwarranted, unintended, or inconsistent with the overall structure or underlying policy of the Internal Revenue Code. These transactions had no economic substance or business purpose other than to reduce taxes. Abusive tax shelters can be custom-designed for a single user or prepared as a generic tax product sold to multiple clients. The Subcommittee investigation focused on generic abusive tax shelters sold to multiple clients as opposed to a custom-tailored tax strategy sold to a single client.
  Commercial law—Barristers and solicitors—Duty of loyalty—Remedies—Accounting remedy—Court of Appeal concluding that lawyer breached duty of loyalty to client and ordering that he account for and disgorge all profits received—Court of Appeal also ordering law firm to disgorge profits it earned in form of legal fees as a result of acting for second client in conflict with its duty to its original client—Circumstances in which solicitors and other professional fiduciaries are entitled to act for commercial competitors—Limits of duty of loyalty owed by a professional fiduciary—When disgorgement of profits through an accounting is justified as a remedy for breach of fiduciary duty—Whether no profit rule requires an order for disgorgement to one client, of profits or fees earned for services rendered to the other client—Whether disgorgement remedy can be ordered against a partnership on the basis of vicarious liability in the absence of any loss suffered as a result of a partner's wrongful act.
  Professional bodies are those to whom the government has seen fit to grant monopoly status. With this monopolistic right comes certain responsibilities and obligations. Chief amongst them is self-regulation. Self-regulation is based on the legitimate expectation of both the government and public that those members of a profession who are found guilty of conduct deserving of sanction will be regulated—and disciplined—on an administrative law basis by the profession's statutorily prescribed regulatory bodies.... A professional misconduct hearing involves not only the individual and all the factors that relate to that individual, both favourably and unfavourably, but also the effect of the individual's misconduct on both the individual client and generally on the profession in question. This public dimension is of critical significance to the mandate of professional disciplinary bodies. (paragraph 6)
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conversations.value: Give me five more paragraphs.
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conversations.value: In March 2001, Brian (Crusher) Boudreau was acquitted of assaulting his brother. At the end of August 2005, Boudreau was charged with ninety-one counts of forgery and uttering forged documents between 1995 and 1999, when he was president of the Bras d'Or North Community Development Association. He was arraigned in October 2005, and elected trial by jury. The trial is expected to take place in 2007. Boudreau won a provincial by-election in 1999 and sat as the Liberal member for Cape Breton–The Lakes until 2003 when he was defeated.
  The two cheque system was poorly received for two reasons. One was that it was seen to impose an additional burden on the way in which real estate lawyers convey property. The other was the principled argument that the two cheque system resulted in an intrusion into solicitor-client privilege.
  Mr. Berge is a prominent member of the British Columbia Bar. He has served as a bencher of the Law Society of British Columbia for many years and is presently the President of the Law Society. Given that, I find his conduct after the accident to be shocking.
  As a lawyer, I assume he is well aware of the intricacies of impaired driving investigations. The attempt to dispose of the open beer can, the consumption of mouthwash, and the ingestion of the pills were deliberate, conscious attempts to thwart the police investigation.
  On October 2, 2002, after consuming a substantial amount of alcohol just prior to driving a motor vehicle and then causing an accident by driving without due care and attention, you removed an open can of beer from your car to dispose of it, or you acted in a manner that made it appear as if you intended to dispose of it, and you used mouthwash prior to the arrival of the police in order to mask the smell of alcohol on your breath.
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conversations.value: Swap the first and the last sentence.
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conversations.value: On October 2, 2002, after consuming a substantial amount of alcohol just prior to driving a motor vehicle and then causing an accident by driving without due care and attention, you removed an open can of beer from your car to dispose of it, or you acted in a manner that made it appear as if you intended to dispose of it, and you used mouthwash prior to the arrival of the police in order to mask the smell of alcohol on your breath. At the end of August 2005, Boudreau was charged with ninety-one counts of forgery and uttering forged documents between 1995 and 1999, when he was president of the Bras d'Or North Community Development Association. He was arraigned in October 2005, and elected trial by jury. The trial is expected to take place in 2007. Boudreau won a provincial by-election in 1999 and sat as the Liberal member for Cape Breton–The Lakes until 2003 when he was defeated.
  The two cheque system was poorly received for two reasons. One was that it was seen to impose an additional burden on the way in which real estate lawyers convey property. The other was the principled argument that the two cheque system resulted in an intrusion into solicitor-client privilege.
  Mr. Berge is a prominent member of the British Columbia Bar. He has served as a bencher of the Law Society of British Columbia for many years and is presently the President of the Law Society. Given that, I find his conduct after the accident to be shocking.
  As a lawyer, I assume he is well aware of the intricacies of impaired driving investigations. The attempt to dispose of the open beer can, the consumption of mouthwash, and the ingestion of the pills were deliberate, conscious attempts to thwart the police investigation.In March 2001, Brian (Crusher) Boudreau was acquitted of assaulting his brother.
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conversations.value: Give me the last five paragraphs.
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conversations.value: Rosenfeld, Simon, 328: arrest, ; charges, , , , ; discharge hearing, –; disciplinary action, –; jail, ; lifestyle, –; money laundering, –, ; trial, –
  Shead, Richard, , , –: character, , –; charges, ; disbarment, ; disciplinary hearing, , ; law practice, ; motivation, –, –; perception of by others, , , , , , , ; professional misconduct, –; sentencing, ; trial, –
  Singleton, Marvin, 328: academic career, , ; arrest, , ; charges, ; extradition fight, , , –, –, , ; habeas corpus application, , , ; jail, –, –, ; law practice, ; opinions about, –, , ; professional misconduct, –, self-perception, , ; trial, ; as writer, , ,
  Strother, Robert Collingwood: background, ; disciplinary action, , ; disgorgement order, –; education, ; legal practice, , ; lifestyle, ; opinions about, ; professional misconduct, –, ; trials, –
  Wirick, Martin, , , 328:bankruptcy, , –; biggest fraud, –; cost to law society,–; disbarment, ; investigation, –, –, ; legal practice,–, ; motivation,, , , ; professional misconduct,–; and weakness in conveyancing system, –