Duty To Inquire Before Representing A Client - Model Rule 1.16 And The New Introductory Clause

Duty to Inquire Before Representing a Client - Model Rule 1.16(a)(4) and the New Introductory Clause

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Assisting the Client Upon Withdrawal - Model Rule 1.16(d)

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Mandatory Withdrawal from Representation - Model Rule 1.16(a)

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Model Rule 1.13 pt.1 - Organization As Client

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Permissive Withdrawal from Representation - Model Rule 1.16(b)

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Model Rule 1.16 Declining or Terminating Representation

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Does the Client get to Decide? - Model Rule 1.2, Comments 1-7

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Model Rule 4.1 - Truthfulness in Statements to Others

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Fee Division with Client's Prior Counsel Under Model Rule 1.5 - ABA Formal Opinion 487 (2019)

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Model Rule 1.8(a) pt.1 - Business Transactions Between Lawyers & Their Clients

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California Rules of Professional Conduct, Rule 1.16: Termination of Attorney-Client Relationship

The State Bar of California

Materially Adverse Interests under Rules 1.9 & 1.18 - ABA Formal Op. 21-497

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The Attorney-Client Relationship: Module 2 of 5

Ethics Animation: On the Cab Rank

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When Client Consent Is Not Enough - Model Rule 1.7(b) & Comments 14-17

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Misusing Client Information - Model Rule 1.8(b)

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Model Rule 1.14 Client with Diminished Capacity

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Model Rule 1.13 pt.2 - Organization As Client: Up The Chain of Command

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ABA Model Rule 1.3 - Lawyer's Duty of Diligence & Zealous Advocacy

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