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Chilling the Bar: How Executive Power Threatens Solos and Small Firms
Formal Ethics Opinion 01-424 (ebook)
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The Model Rules do not prohibit a lawyer from suing her former client and employer for retaliatory discharge. In pursuing such a claim, however, the lawyer must take care not to disclose client information beyond that information the lawyer reasonably believes is necessary to establish her claim.
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Publication Date
9/1/2001 12:00:00 AM
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