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MR 3.3
candor towards the tribunal
MR 1.7
concurrent conflicts
consent plus
MR 1.9
successive conflicts
successive conflicts analysis
former client? --> materially adverse interests --> are the matters subst related --> consent --> screening?
concurrent conflicts analysis
no representation if directly adverse or significant risk of materially limiting representation
consent plus
informed written consent + confidence that representation will not be materially limited
MR 1.6
duty of confidentiality
MR 1.4
communication
MR 1.2
Scope of representation and authority
MR 1.13
the corporate client
Diffs b/w 1.13 and 1.6
1.13 - only rat on things pertinent to your representation, only for good of corp
1.6 - only rat on things your assistance was used for, for good of 3d parties
1.6 confidentiality gets trumped by
3.3 - duty of candor to tribunal - can't KNOWINGLY make a false statement or fail to reveal adverse law

4.1 - truthfulness in statements - can't KNOWINGLY fail to disclose material fact that would assist criminal or fraud act
elements of A/C P
communication
made b/w priv'd persons
in confidence
for purpose of obtaining leg advice
MR 3.4
fairness to opposing parties

can't give advice not to give info, unless: family/EE/other agent, OR the lawyer believes person will not be adversely affected by refraining from giving it
MR 5.1
responsibilities of supervising lawyers: lawyer responsible for violation if he orders or ratifies, or does nothing when he could have mitigated the circs
MR 5.2
Subordinate lawyer - responsible for violations, unless deferring to managing lawyer on questionable interps of MRs
RS 51
Duties Owed to Non Clients
- prospective client
- when the client tells nonclient to rely
- when the lawyer knows that the client intends the nonclient to benefit
- in a fiduciary context, where ward can't protect rights
MR 4.4
Respect for rights of 3d Persons
- a lawyer who receives inadvertently sent documents shall notify sender promptly
- does not waive in GA if lawyer sent
3 views of lawyer representation in closely held corps
Fassihi - fact intensive, looks for reposed trust/almost client
Skarbrevik - no duty owed to SHs
Oregon - assume rep of both, unless clearly stated otherwise
RS 83 - Duty of Care to Beneficiaries
No A/C P when trustee-lawyer communication is relevant to breach of fid duties
Standard for Trumping 1.6
When the information is KNOWN in 3.3, when doing so is NECESSARY to avoid assisting criminal/fraud act in 4.1
No Contact Rule
MR 4.2 - only about the subject of the representation

Georgia does not allow rec'ing that client get in touch with other side
Corporations and the No Contac Rule

MR & GA.
MR - 1) person who supervises lawyer; 2) person who has auth to obligate the corp with respect to the matter; 3) person whose acts in regard to the matter can by imputed to org
GA - same for 2 and 3, but disallows contact with anyone of supervisory authority
Special retainer v engagement fees
special retainer - kept in trust until earned; engagement is earned when paid, b/c it limits taking on other work
Business X-Action rule

3 elements
1) terms fair and reasonable in a writing
2) rec they get ind counsel
3) informed consent
(Stranger Rule)
When Shall a Lawyer Withdraw
MR 1.16a
- if continued rep will result in a violation of MRs
- physical or mental ability will impair rep
- lawyer is discharged
When May a Lawyer Withdraw, if it will not create a materially adverse effect
- for any reason
When May a Lawyer Withdraw, regardless of effect
- unreasonable financial hardship
- client persists in course of action believed fraud/criminal
- client used lawyer to perpetrate crime or fraud
- client insists on something lawyer fundamentally disagrees with
- client fails to fulfill an obligation ($)
- other good cause
RS 32(4)

Proportionality Rule
When withdrawing for financial hardship, will not be allowed if risk that financial hardship to client would be greater
Hazard Test
1) client involved in illegal activity
2) lawyer knew about it
3) lawyer continued to act/assist with representation