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Ethics Panel - How to Effectively Use Artificial Intelligence in Legal Practice [On-Demand]
Formal Opinion 94-384 (PDF)
Formal Opinion 94-384 (PDF)
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Withdrawal by Lawyer Against Whom Opposing Counsel has Filed a Disciplinary Complaint A lawyer against whom a disciplinary complaint has been filed by opposing counsel in an ongoing matter is ordinarily neither required nor permitted on that account alone to withdraw from representing the client in the matter.
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7/1/1994 12:00:00 AM
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