The Lawyers' Lawyer Newsletter - Recent Developments in Risk Management - August 2016
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- Joint Clients — Confidentiality — Right to See Clients' File
- Statements by Lawyer Relating to Investments — Liability to Third Parties for Negligent Misrepresentation
- Receipt of Third or Opposing Parties' Confidential Information Deliberately (and Not Inadvertently) Provided — The Receiving Lawyer's Duties
Joint Clients — Confidentiality — Right to See Clients' File
New York State Bar Association Committee on Professional Ethics Opinion 1070 (10/9/15)
Risk Management Issue: In a joint client representation, if one co-client requests a copy of the client file from the lawyer and directs the lawyer not to disclose the request to the other co-clients, may the lawyer provide the requested client file without advising the other co-clients?
Statements by Lawyer Relating to Investments — Liability to Third Parties for Negligent Misrepresentation
Chanin, et al. v. Machcinski, et al., 139 A.D.3d 490 (2016)
Risk Management Issue: Is a lawyer liable for representations made by the lawyer to a third-party investor who relies on the representations, thereby losing his investment?
Receipt of Third or Opposing Parties' Confidential Information Deliberately (and Not Inadvertently) Provided — The Receiving Lawyer's Duties
In Re: Joel B. Eisenstein, 2016 SC95331 Mo.
Risk Management Issue: What are the risks when lawyers receive a third party's confidential information that is delivered deliberately and not inadvertently?
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