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Formal Opinion 91-361 July 12, 1991 (PDF)
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REPRESENTATION OF A PARTNERSHIP (July 12, 1991) A partnership is an organization within the meaning of Rule 1.13. Generally, a lawyer who represents a partnership represents the entity rather than the individual partners. Confidential information received by the lawyer while representing the partnership is "information relating to the representation" of the partnership that normally may not be withheld from the individual partners.
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5611100361PDF
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7/1/1991 12:00:00 AM
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