E-94-4 Seminars and client development Question May an attorney agree to represent a person who decides to retain the attorney as a result of attending the attorney’s presentation ...
Wisconsin Formal Ethics Opinion EF-17-02: Duty of Confidentiality; Identities of Current and Former Clients ... The ethical duty of confidentiality protects all information relating to ...
Guardian ad Litem Conflicts and Informed Consent, Confidentiality and other Obligations under the Rules of Professional Conduct ... Synopsis: Guardians ad litem (GALs) represent the ...
Ethical Obligations of Attorneys Using Cloud Computing ... A lawyer may use cloud computing ... the lawyer’s ability to reliably access ... To be reasonable, the lawyer’s efforts must be ...
Wisconsin Informal Ethics Opinion EI-17-04: Contact with Persons Represented in Unrelated Matters ... Synopsis: SCR 20:4.2(a) prohibits communication with a represented person about ...
Wisconsin Formal Ethics Opinion EF-11-03: Who is a Prospective Client; Lawyer Websites and Unilateral or Unsolicited E-mail Communications ... Synopsis: A person who sends a ...
The Ethical Obligation of the Lawyer to Surrender the File upon Termination of the Representation ... Though maintained in the lawyer's office, the client's file is the client's ...
Wisconsin Formal Ethics Opinion EF-19-01: Job Negotiations with Opposing Firm or Party ... Synopsis: When a lawyer has an active and material role in the representation of a client ...
Revised Wisconsin Ethics Opinion E-86-06: Duty of Lawyer to be Candid with Court ... in Connection with Prior Convictions 1 ... A lawyer is not required to proactively disclose facts to a ...
Wisconsin Formal Ethics Opinion EF-18-03: Form Contract Drafting and Conflicts ... A lawyer who prepares a form contract for a client does not have a direct conflict of interest by ...
