One involves whether the attorney may represent the debtor if the attorney has a claim for fees which he is willing to waive ... To this question, the committee replied that he may ...
The question was raised as to whether Attorneys X, Y and Z, who were contemplating moving into the same office location, sharing stenographic help, and pooling office and library ...
And an allied problem was whether a lawyer may deliver a collection letter duplicated on his letterhead to a client to be sent out from the client’s office at the client’s ...
Synopsis: Recording conversations with others is increasingly commonplace ... When all parties are informed and in agreement, the recording lawyer has no legal or ethical issues ...
Wisconsin Formal Ethics Opinion EF-11-02: Conflicts in Criminal Practice Arising From Concurrent Part-time Employment as an Assistant District Attorney and a Lawyer in a Private ...
Wisconsin Formal Ethics Opinion EF-20-01: Responsibilities of a Lawyer when a Grievance is filed against the Lawyer ... Synopsis: The fact that a client has filed a grievance against a ...
Revised Wisconsin Ethics Opinion E-84-3: Representing both Spouses in a Divorce 1 ... May an attorney represent both spouses in a divorce proceeding ... Representation of both spouses in a ...
A Wisconsin lawyer plans to engage in estate and business planning in her law practice ... She will also be a partial owner of a separate business in which she plans to engage in ...
Lawyers may charge clients advanced fees, which SCR 20:1.0(ag) defines as an amount paid to a lawyer in contemplation of future services ... SCR 20:1.5(b)(2) requires that the purpose ...
Wisconsin Formal Ethics Opinion EF-12-01: The Transmission and Receipt of ... A lawyer who processes and transmits electronic documents containing information relating to the ...
