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tribunal, where the general authority of the states authority as federal tribunals may have to regulate practice before them. [4] This Rule also applies to lawyers practicing in this jurisdiction on a pro hac vice basis. - 135
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constitutional democracy depend on
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elationship shall be established. S
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information that the isolated lawye
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[5] Similar questions can also aris
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association with another lawyer wou
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[4] In a case in which the client a
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Rule 1.3. DILIGENCE. A lawyer shall
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prior consultation. In such cases t
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(c) Contingency Fees; Requirements.
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assistance in the midst of a procee
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COMMENTS: [1] This Rule governs the
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een a substantial element in enabli
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jurisdiction requiring the lawyer t
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(3) the representation does not inv
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clients whose interests are only ec
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efore accepting the representation,
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Consent Confirmed in Writing [20] P
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of this Rule. Thus, the lawyer does
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epresentation should be fully expla
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(h) A lawyer shall not: (1) make an
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lawyer learns that a client intends
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[12] Sometimes it will be sufficien
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through the lawyer’s efforts in t
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multiple clients in a matter repres
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firm's clients. In contrast, anothe
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lawyer will not materially limit th
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from the provisions of Rule 1.11, i
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currently serving as an officer or
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Rule 1.12. FORMER JUDGE, ARBITRATOR
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(2) the lawyer reasonably believes
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matters, which the lawyer should en
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lawyer for the organization cannot
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Taking Protective Action [5] If a l
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solutions as soon as possible. Norm
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(6) Copies of records showing all p
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Lawyers should be mindful of their
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faith makes the entire practice, or
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Other Applicable Ethical Standards
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whether or not to undertake a new m
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to inform the client of forms of di
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is that as between commonly represe
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