Ethics/Professional Responsibility
Apr. 22, 2017
Duties concerning inadvertently transmitted writings (Rule 4.4)
See more on Duties concerning inadvertently transmitted writings (Rule 4.4)The proposed rule does not materially alter existing law in California, but will add, if adopted, a new disciplinary rule to specifically address ethical duties that previously were defined only in case law. By Robert K. Sall
Robert K. Sall
Shareholder
Sall Spencer Callas & Krueger, ALC
Legal malpractice, litigation, real estate
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PROPOSED RULES OF PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT
There is no current California rule that corresponds to the American Bar Association's Model Rule 4.4 addressing lawyers' duties to third persons and when presented with inadvertent disclosure of privileged materials. Proposed Rule 4.4 is a modified version of the ABA rule. It provides that where it is reasonably apparent to a...
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