Discipline
Nov. 8, 2000
Company Man
Attorneys representing corporate entities should pay attention to the nature of their interactions with individuals associated with the corporation.
Most practitioners are aware that when they undertake the representation of a corporate client, they ordinarily do not thereby create an attorney-client relationship with the corporation's officers, directors or shareholders individually. Meehan v. Hops, 144 Cal.App.2d 284 (1956); Skarbrev...
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