One ethics trap is stumbling into an (1) relationship, such as in (2). Only the (3) can break this relationship. The way out is (4)–for example, to have a retainer agreement.
Ethics trap : overlooking (1) rules. Way out : (2).
Ethics trap : My boss made me do it. Way out : (1). Lawyers should (2).
Ethics trap : Law firm breakups. Way out : (1). It is up to the clients to decide (2).
Ethics trap : Communicating via e-mail (privacy). Way out : (1).
Ethics trap : Failing to (1) with clients. Way out : Do more than just (2). Communicate with clients (3).
Ethics trap : Doing business with clients. The business cannot be related to (1). Way out : (2).
Ethics trap : Not knowing the (1). Way out: (2).
Ethics trap : Fee agreements. Way out : (1).
Ethics trap : ending attorney-client relationship. Way out : (1).
In (1), local counsel sponsors a client for one case only. The out-of-state lawyers must (2) and (3).
Lawyers must demonstrate (1) in addition to passing (2) and meeting education requirements.
3 things that should have been done in Maples when the attorneys left the firm and were unable to continue with the pro bono case