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When Atty Ethics Violations Give rise to Causes of Action

SteveBy SteveNovember 4, 202501 Min Read
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By Brian Faughnan (November 3, 2025, 2:18 p.m. EST) – You could wake up most ethics lawyers in the middle of the night to ask them whether a violation of the Rules of Professional Conduct provides a cause of action, and they would be able to respond spontaneously by citing, or at least telling you, their jurisdiction's version of the “Scope” section of the Rules of Professional Conduct….

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