A lawyer shall not:
(a) Contract with a client prospectively limiting the lawyer's liability to the client for the lawyer's professional malpractice; or
(b) Settle a claim or potential claim for the lawyer's liability to a client or former client for the lawyer's professional malpractice, unless the client or former client is either:
(1) represented by an independe...
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