Discipline
Jan. 12, 2001
Proceed With Caution
Attorneys usually enjoy getting new clients, who frequently come in pairs. You might get two or more family members coming in for a personal injury, taxation, estate planning or family law matter, or friends or partners consulting you regarding a corporate or business case. While getting new business is generally a pleasant experience, be alert to the ethical pitfalls of multiple clients.
Attorneys usually enjoy getting new clients, who frequently come in pairs. You might get two or more family members coming in for a personal injury, taxation, estate planning or family law matter, or friends or partners consulting you regarding a corporate or business case. While getting new...
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