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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Mandatory Withdrawal from Representation - Model Rule 1.16(a)

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

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Model Rule 1.16 Declining or Terminating Representation

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Permissive Withdrawal from Representation - Model Rule 1.16(b)

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

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Model Rule 1.9 pt.1 - Conflicts & Duties to Former Clients

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Lawyer Client Privilege Explained -- When Does It Start?

Iacobelli Law Firm - Personal Injury Law

Model Rule 6.2 - Accepting Appointments

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

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Attorney-Client Relationship, Withdrawing

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Model Rule 3.9 - Advocate in Nonadjudicative Proceeding

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Model Rule 1.8(i) - Acquiring a Proprietary Interest in Litigation (Conflicts of Interest)

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Model Rule 6.2 - Lawyer's Duty to Accept Appointments

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Model Rule 1.4 - Communications

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"Significantly Harmful" Information & Obligations to Prospective Clients

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

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Model Rule 1.18 - Duties to Prospective Clients

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