Law Practice
Oct. 9, 2015
The art of drafting effective conflict waivers
Lawyers are often confronted with potential and actual conflicts of interest. Fortunately, drafting an effective conflict waiver is an art that is easily learned. By Heather L. Rosing and Betsy S. Kimball
Lawyers are often confronted with potential and actual conflicts of interest. Once
a lawyer determines that a conflict is waivable and that the client wishes to waive
it, the lawyer must draft an effective conflict waiver. This is an art that is easily
learned.
Say Chris is a personal injury attorney. Two individuals want to hire Chris to represe...
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