- Opinion 22-01 | Former Client
- Opinion 16-03 | Conflict of Interest | Former Client
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Opinion 05-01 |
Former Client
A lawyer may represent a client in a matter unrelated to a prior divorce proceeding in which the lawyer represented former client who now may testify against his current client. However, the lawyer may not cross-examine the former client unless it can be done both without using information relating to the prior representation to the disadvantage of the former client and without materially limiting his ability to effectively cross-examine the former client to the detriment of the current litigation client.
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Opinion 98-01 |
Former Client
- Opinion 95-04 | Former Client | Prospective Clients
- Opinion 94-15 | Former Client
- Opinion 93-18 | Former Client
- Opinion 92-22 | Former Client
- Opinion 91-11 | Former Client
- Opinion 91-05 | Former Client
- Opinion 90-05 | Former Client
- Opinion 88-07 | Confidentiality | Former Client
- Opinion 86-17 | Conflict of Interest | Former Client
- Opinion 86-06 | Former Client
- Opinion 85-11 | Former Client
- Opinion 790 | Former Client
- Opinion 753 | Former Client
- Opinion 724 | Former Client | Lawyer Representing Lawyer
- Opinion 704 | Former Client
- Opinion 691 | Former Client