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What Is Getting Lawyers Into Trouble?: Trends in Disciplinary and Malpractice Actions (On-Demand CLE)
Formal Ethics Opinion 01-422 (ebook)
Formal Ethics Opinion 01-422 (ebook)
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Electronic Recordings by Lawyers Without the Knowledge of All Participants
Formal Opinion 337 (1974) accordingly is withdrawn. A lawyer may not, however, record conversations in violation of the law in a jurisdiction that forbids such conduct without the consent of all parties, nor falsely represent that a conversation is not being recorded. The Committee is divided as to whether a lawyer may record a client-lawyer conversation without the knowledge of the client, but agrees that it is inadvisable to do so.
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Center For Professional Responsibility
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5611100422
Publication Date
6/1/2001 12:00:00 AM
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