Richard Moorhead

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Richard Moorhead is affiliated with the following schools: University of Exeter, UCL Faculty of Laws, University College London, Cardiff University, University of Manchester

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#3380

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#2158

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Richard Moorhead's Degrees

PhD Law University of Manchester

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According to Wikipedia, Richard Moorhead is a Professor of Law and Professional Ethics at the University of Exeter. Prior to his appointment at Exeter, Moorhead was the first Chair of Law and Professional Ethics and Vice Dean in the Faculty of Laws at University College London . His work focuses on lawyers, their ethics, regulation and professional competence. He is the co-editor of After Universalism: Re-Engineering Access to Justice.

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Richard Moorhead's Published Works

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Published Works

Contesting Professionalism: Legal Aid and Nonlawyers in England and Wales (2003) (62)
Litigants in Person in Private Family Law Cases (2014) (46)
The Passive Arbiter: Litigants in Person and the Challenge To Neutrality (2007) (40)
Litigants in person: Unrepresented litigants in first instance proceedings (2005) (38)
What Clients Know: Client perspectives and legal competence (2003) (35)
A trouble shared: legal problems clusters in solicitors' and advice agencies (2006) (32)
Lawyer Specialization - Managing the Professional Paradox (2010) (25)
The End of Lawyers? Rethinking the Nature of Legal Services–By Richard Susskind (2009) (24)
Judgecraft: an Introduction (2007) (23)
Access to Justice after Universalism: Introduction (2003) (22)
Evaluation of welfare rights advice in primary care: the general practice perspective. (2002) (21)
Legal aid and the decline of private practice: blue murder or toxic job? (2004) (20)
Legal Aid in the Eye of a Storm: Rationing, Contracting, and a New Institutionalism (1998) (18)
The Advice Needs of Lone Parents (2004) (17)
Third Way Regulation? Community Legal Service Partnerships (2001) (16)
Quality and Cost: Final Report on the Contracting of Civil, Non-family Advice and Assistance Pilot (2001) (15)
Just Satisfaction? What Drives Public and Participant Satisfaction with Courts and Tribunals - A Review of Recent Evidence (2007) (13)
Welfare rights advice in primary care: prevalence, processes and specialist provision. (2003) (13)
Demand induced supply? Identifying cost drivers in criminal defence work: A report to the Legal Services Commission (2005) (13)
Consequential Responsibility for Client Wrongs: Lehman Brothers and the Regulation of the Legal Profession (2013) (11)
An anatomy of access: Evaluating entry, initial advice and signposting using model clients (2002) (11)
Community Legal Advice Centres and Networks : A Process Evaluation (2010) (10)
Access or aggravation? Litigants in person, McKenzie friends and lay representation (2003) (10)
More Civil Justice? The Impact of the Woolf Reforms on Preaction Behaviour (2002) (10)
Professional Minimalism? The Ethical Consciousness of Commercial Lawyers (2015) (9)
Precarious Professionalism -- Some Empirical and Behavioural Perspectives on Lawyers (2014) (9)
Judging on results? Outcome measures: Quality, strategy and the search for objectivity (1994) (8)
Legal Risk: Definition, Management and Ethics (2015) (8)
A strategy for justice (1993) (7)
Damage-Based Contingency Fees in Employment Cases: A Survey of Practitioners (2008) (7)
An American Future? Contingency Fees, Claims Explosions and Evidence from Employment Tribunals (2010) (7)
Evaluation of the 'Alternative Commissioning of Experts Pilot'Pilot’ (2011) (7)
Conditional fee agreements, legal aid and access to justice (1999) (7)
Assessing the quality of legal work: Measuring process (1994) (7)
Quality and Access : Specialist and tolerance work under civil contracts (2004) (6)
After universalism : re-engineering access to justice (2003) (6)
Lawyers-the quality agenda vol. 1 Assessing and developing competence and quality in legal aid; the report of the Birmingham Franchising Pilot (1994) (6)
Filthy lucre: lawyers’ fees and lawyers’ ethics – what is wrong with informed consent? (2011) (6)
Designing Ethics Indicators for Legal Services Provision (2012) (5)
The ethical identity of law students (2016) (5)
Lawyers and Other Legal Service Providers (2010) (5)
'Improving Access to Justice' Contingency Fees: A Study of Their Operation in the United States (2008) (4)
CFAs: a weightless reform of legal aid (2002) (3)
Something for nothing? Employment tribunal claimants' perspectives on legal funding (2009) (3)
Evaluation of the public defender Service in England and Wales (2007) (3)
Quality assurance for advocates (2009) (3)
A Time of Change: Solicitors’ Firms in England and Wales (2013) (3)
Mapping the Moral Compass: The relationships between in-house lawyers’ role, professional orientations, team cultures, organisational pressures, ethical infrastructure and ethical inclination (2016) (2)
False friends? Testing commercial lawyers on the claim that zealous advocacy is founded in benevolence towards clients rather than lawyers’ personal interest (2016) (2)
Painting by numbers (1993) (2)
Pioneers in practice: the Community Legal Service Pioneer Project Research report (2000) (2)
Tribunals , Advice and the Community Legal Service (1999) (2)
Compensation for Inadequate Professional Services (2000) (2)
In-House Lawyers' Ethics: Institutional Logics, Legal Risk and the Tournament of Influence (2018) (1)
Independent Review of the Community Legal Service (2004) (1)
The report of the Birmingham Franchising Pilot (1994) (1)
Willing Blindness?: OSS Complaints Handling Procedures (2000) (1)
Litigants in person: ghosts in the machine (2005) (1)
On the wire (2012) (1)
Cost Wars in England and Wales: The Insurers Strike Back (2012) (1)
Franchising Legal Aid: Final Report (1992) (1)
Scoping project on no win no fee agreements in England and Wales (2009) (1)
Ethics and NDAs: A CELs Think Tank Report (2018) (1)
Access to justice (2007) (1)
Midnight in the garden of the CFA people (2012) (0)
Willing Blindness? OSS Complaints Handling Procedures, Research Study 37 (2012) (0)
Environmental Groups and Legal Expertise: Shaping the Brexit Process , CAROLYNABBOT AND MARIALEE, London: UCL Press, 2021, 226 pp., open access (2021) (0)
Working Paper 5: The Perils of Independent Review, The Swift and Knight Review (2022) (0)
Unbundled and Pro-Bono Advice for Litigants in Person: One Study (2013) (0)
In-House Lawyers and Non-Executive Directors: A Discussion About Best Practice (2019) (0)
Regulated One-Way Costs-Shifting (2009) (0)
The role of legal aid in the justice system (2010) (0)
A challenge for judgecraft (2006) (0)
Reducing poverty-related health inequalities: an evaluation of a welfare rights advice intervention in general practice. (2002) (0)
Providing Advice for Lone Parents: From Parent to Citizen? (2012) (0)
Opening Remarks (2017) (0)
Bare minimum: The results of Trainee Solicitors’ Group research in the context of the main arguments of why a minimum salary ought to be retained (1997) (0)
Ethics and conditional fee agreements (2012) (0)
Working Paper 3: The Conduct of Horizon Prosecutions and Appeals (2021) (0)
Housing disrepair - pre-action conduct after Woolf (2002) (0)
Professional Ethics and NDAs: Contracts as Lies and Abuse? (2020) (0)
A Response to the Financial Conduct Authority’s Consultation Paper CP19/4 (2019) (0)
The Ethical Capacities of New Advocates (2015) (0)
Legal profession, public and employed sector (2008) (0)
CFAS: A Weightless Reform of Legal Aid 153 CFAS: A WEIGHTLESS REFORM OF LEGAL AID? (2020) (0)
Litigants in person report summary (2015) (0)
Why there might be a market for lemons: some thoughts on competition, quality and regulation in legal service markets (2011) (0)
Agency over technocracy: how lawyer archetypes infect regulatory approaches: the FCA example (2021) (0)
Legal Aid – system failure or broken law? (2010) (0)
Contingency Fees in England and Wales Access to Justice in Employment Tribunals (2009) (0)
Corporate Lawyers: Values, Institutional Logics and Ethics (2015) (0)
Lawyer Barons: What Their Contingency Fees Really Cost America . By Lester Brickman. [Cambridge University Press. 2011. xxv, 556 pp. Hardback _. ISBN 978-1-10-700122-0.] (2012) (0)
Legal Risk: Some Ethical Challenges (2016) (0)
Self regulation and the market for legal services (2006) (0)
Uncontested Professionalism: Phoney Turf Wars and the Myth of Holism W G Hart 2007 on Access to Justice (2007) (0)
Legal Education & Practice – Super-gentrification of the legal profession (2012) (0)
Methods for researching and evaluating the public defender service (2002) (0)
An ombudsman for the accountancy profession (2002) (0)
Lawyers v. Businessmen: Where Are the Bad Men? (2012) (0)

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