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Full Disclosure Keeps Attorneys Out of Hot Water


August.26.2022

In this cover story in the ABA’s Litigation News, senior associate Tiffany Rowe, co-chair of the ABA’s Professional Liability Litigation Committee, is quoted on considerations for attorneys seeking advice as a client regarding ethical violations in complex issues outside of their day-to-day practice. “The attorney should have very frank discussions with the client lawyer,” she counsels.

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