Ethics/Professional Responsibility
Nov. 15, 2023
Representation Of Intraclient Conflicts Can Raise Thorny Ethics Issues
See more on Representation Of Intraclient Conflicts Can Raise Thorny Ethics IssuesBy Jason E. Fellner and Andrew Browning Millstein Fellner, LLP
Jason E. Fellner
Partner
Fellner Law Group
Legal malpractice
University of San Francisco School of Law
A notable portion of California lawyers dedicate their practice to representing organizations. While the law commonly treats these organizations as unified entities or legal persons, they are comprised of multiple constituents with potentially conflicting interests, giving rise to intraclient conflicts that are less often encountered in individual representation. Resolving client identity and corresponding duties is a critical issue due to its substantial impact on co...
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