أطروحة (دكتوراه)-جامعة القاهرة-كلية الحقوق-قسم القانون المدني، 2024

يشتمل على إرجاعات بيبليوجرافية: صفحة 287-300

(Civil Law Company and Liability Arising from its Work - Comparative Study)
The majority of countries were not satisfied with the individual practice of the legal profession, which became unable to accommodate all the requirements of the profession, and adopted the idea of practicing this profession within the framework of specialized professional civil companies.
France was at the forefront of these countries by issuing Law 879-66, which allowed for the first-time collective practice within the framework of civil companies. In Egypt, the Advocacy Law No. 17 of 1983, as amended by Law No. 277 of 1983, allowed the practice of the profession in the form of a debtor company. In Kuwait, Law No. 1 of 2016 was issued, which authorized the establishment of professional companies.
The study included a presentation of the nature of the legal profession and its historical development throughout the ages, and a statement of the pictures of its practice. The study was divided into two chapters. The first was devoted to clarifying the rules of establishing a professional law firm, and the second was devoted to presenting the responsibilities resulting from the establishment of the company.
The study also dealt with the lawyer's obligations, arising from the contract or judicial obligations in addition to his legal obligations.
The most important recommendations of the researcher:
1) We recommend that the French legislature remedy the provisions of article 62 by allowing co-lawyers during liquidation to proceed with the files they have started themselves.
2) We recommend that the Council of the Egyptian and Kuwaiti Bar Association stipulate the methods and dates of maturity of the cash share, and the procedures followed after receiving it.
3) Stipulating with regard to the share the need to notify the syndicate when determining this share, and the equivalent profit.

النص بالعربية والملخص بالإنجليزية.