Ethics Question--Attorney Communicating with Opposing Litigant
It sounds like a technical violation of RPC 4.2, but probably not a substantive violation. Your communication was to stop some action. It was not...
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It sounds like a technical violation of RPC 4.2, but probably not a substantive violation. Your communication was to stop some action. It was not...
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Talk to your own lawyer - don't post these questions on this site. That is why you have him.
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