- Opinion 14-02 | Communication With Unrepresented Person | Plea Agreements | Prosecutors
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Opinion 09-01 |
Communication With Corporate Employees | Communication With Represented Person | Communication With Unrepresented Person
A lawyer may communicate with a current constituent of a represented organization about the subject-matter of the representation without the consent of the organization’s counsel only when the constituent does not (i) supervise, direct or regularly consult with the organization’s lawyer concerning the matter; (ii) have authority to obligate the organization with respect to the matter; or (iii) have acts or omissions in connection with the matter that may be imputed to the organization for purposes of civil or criminal liability. Consent of the organization’s lawyer is not required for
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Opinion 04-03 |
Arbitration and Mediation | Communication With Unrepresented Person | Scope of Representation
A lawyer who mediated a divorce settlement between unrepresented husband and wife may not prepare a proposed judgment of dissolution of marriage, a marriage separation agreement and joint parenting agreement for husband and wife and allow husband and wife to file said documents as pro se litigants.
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Opinion 99-07 |
Communication With Unrepresented Person
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Opinion 98-06 |
Communication With Unrepresented Person | Conflict of Interest - Litigation Matters
- Opinion 93-14 | Communication With Unrepresented Person
- Opinion 88-03 | Communication With Unrepresented Person
- Opinion 86-11 | Communication With Unrepresented Person