The dominant model of ethical lawyering to emerge ……..has been the traditional view of the lawyer as zealous advocate, or, as William Simon puts it, "neutral partisan:"' one who does whatever possible, within the bounds of the law, to serve her client's interests regardless of what the lawyer herself thinks of the client's ends. A neutral partisan, on this view, passes no judgments; her zeal on behalf of the client is unmitigated and noncontingent.
Sharon Dolovich ‘Ethical lawyering and the possibility of integrity’ Fordham Law
Review, Volume 70, Issue 5, 2002, page 1629
Explain and discuss in relation to the 2019 SRA Codes of Conduct and the ethical dilemmas faced by solicitor advocates.
Sample Solution