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If you thought legal research skills were icing on the cake, think again:

Lawyers have an ethical duty to perform adequate legal research. (And, clients might expect a bit more than “adequate.”)

1) Ethical Obligations: Performing Adequate Legal Research and Legal Writing; Bast & Harrell, 29 Nova L. Rev. 49 (2004-5)

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