Wisconsin Formal Ethics Opinion E-00-02: Sharing Office Space with Unrelated Entities ... Professional ethics opinion E-00-02 considers lawyers sharing office space, support staff, and ...
Retention and Destruction of Closed Client Files ... There is no one answer to the central question of how long a lawyer must keep closed files before they may be destroyed ...
Synopsis: Migration of lawyers from one law firm to another is a common part of contemporary practice and several ethics issues arise when a lawyer moves from one firm to another ...
Wisconsin Formal Ethics Opinion EF-21-02: Working remotely ... The basic responsibilities that a lawyer owes the client – competence, diligence, communication, and confidentiality ...
Responsibilities of a Lawyer with a Fugitive Client 1 ... Information regarding a fugitive client’s location is information that relates to the representation of the client and is ...
Wisconsin Formal Ethics Opinion EF-20-02: Lawyer Examining a Current or Former Client as Adverse Witness ... Synopsis: A lawyer faced with cross examining ... Lawyer A represents a party in ...
The referring lawyer is obligated to obtain the client’s informed consent to discuss the possible referral with another lawyer, must refer matters only to competent counsel, must ...
Revised Wisconsin Ethics Opinion E-84-7: Duty of Lawyer to Inform Court of Error ... A lawyer who becomes aware of a mistake by the court, opposing counsel, or a third party, which ...
Wisconsin Formal Ethics Opinion EF-21-01: Threatening Criminal Prosecution or Professional Discipline ... Synopsis: There is no prohibition in the Rules of Professional Conduct against ...
Wisconsin Ethics Opinion E-90-05: Lawyer who represents Municipality as Defense Counsel in State Prosecutions ... May a part-time lawyer for a municipality or a member of the lawyer’s ...
