As used in rule 1.15 for Safekeeping Funds and Property of Clients and Other Persons, “advances for fees” means a payment intended by the client as an advance payment for only partial services that the lawyer is expected to perform on the client’s behalf.

Helical and icosahedral are terms used to describe the shapes of a virus 

All or substantially all of the law practice of a lawyer, living or deceased, including goodwill, may be sold to another lawyer or law firm, subject to several conditions.

Attorneys may ethically accept payment of earned fees from a client by a credit card.

Syncytium refers to

An attorney-client relationship can be formed regardless of whether the attorney is paid for their services.

Rule 1.15 of the California Rules of Professional Conduct states that a lawyer shall maintain complete records of all funds, securities, and other property of a client or other person coming into the possession of the lawyer or law firm

When bilirubin accumulates in the blood and tissues, it causes 

The State Bar may discipline lawyers who violate applicable portions of the California Code of Judicial Ethics while acting in a judicial capacity pursuant to an order or appointment by a court.

Overdraft protection on a client trust account is prohibited.