Posts Tagged ‘Corporate Clients’

• Enron Debacle — A Primer for N.Y. Lawyers

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  By Mary C. Daly [Originally published in NYPRR June 2002]   The collapse of the Enron Corporation and the indictment of Arthur Andersen have generated a great deal of communal soul searching about how to establish and maintain an ethical environment in a...

• Who Is Your Client — The Business or Its Owners

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  By Mary C. Daly [Originally published in NYPRR March 2001]   Just about every lawyer in the United States who practices in the private sector counts business organizations among her clients. In New York, a lawyer who represents a business organization is...

• Two NYCLA Ethics Opinions — Oct. 1998

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  By Roy Simon [Originally published in NYPRR January 1999]   In October 1998, the NYCLA Committee on Professional Ethics issued two ethics opinions. Here are summaries of them: Discarding Old Files — NYCLA Op. 725 (10/6/1998) “When and how may a...

• ‘No-Contact’ Rule in NYS — Some Less Contentious Questions

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  By Bruce A. Green [Originally published in NYPRR August 1998]   Over the past decade, there has been heated discussion about the scope of the “no-contact” rule. This is the rule that, generally speaking, forbids a lawyer from communicating directly...

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