Law Practice,
Ethics/Professional Responsibility
Sep. 20, 2017
All lawyers should make a habit of checking for conflicts
After working hard to bring in a new client or a new matter, many attorneys find it difficult to accept the possibility of losing that new work because of a conflict. Although having to turn down a matter due to a conflict is sometimes difficult, it is critical.
J. Randolph Evans
Partner
Dentons US LLP
303 Peachtree St NE #5300
Atlanta , Georgia 30308
Phone: (404) 527-8330
Email: randy.evans@dentons.com
After working hard to bring in a new client or a new matter, many attorneys find it difficult to accept the possibility of losing that new work because of a conflict. Although having to turn down a matter due to a conflict is sometimes difficult, it is critical. Indeed, unidentified or unresolved conflicts can lead to severe consequences, including lost clients, malpractice claims, and bar complaints.
Nonetheless, some attorneys are ...
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