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Jun 13, 2012

“Do You Represent Multiple Clients in the Same Matter?”

Hinshaw partner Ambrose V. McCall wrote an article published in the Summer 2012 edition of The Quarter Hour, an Aon publication on managing risk in the legal profession. The article identifies issues related to multiple-client representation, gives an overview and analysis of ABA Model Rule 1.7, and highlights examples that give rise to potential pitfalls of such representation.

Access the full online article in The Quarter Hour or download a PDF of the article.

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