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A CBA-CLE Legal Connection Program!
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July 2010
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Program Description:
What are your ethical responsibilities and liability issues when meeting with prospective clients? Can they sue you for information provided in an initial meeting, even if no attorney-client relationship is subsequently established? In Colorado Court of Appeals case 07CA2163, Steele v. Allen, 2009 Colo. App. LEXIS 214 (Feb. 19, 2009) the court held that plaintiffs stated a case for negligent misrepresentation when they received erroneous legal advice during a meeting with defendant attorneys. Plaintiffs did not allege the existence of an attorney-client relationship with defendants.
What are your duties under Colo. RPC 1.18, “Duties to Prospective Client”?
- Ethical responsibilities and liability issues when meeting with prospective clients.
- Can they sue you for information provided in an initial meeting, even if no attorney-client relationship is subsequently established?
- Colorado Court of Appeals case 07CA2163, Steele v. Allen, 2009 Colo. App. LEXIS 214 (Feb. 19, 2009)—court held that plaintiffs stated a case for negligent misrepresentation when they received erroneous legal advice during a meeting with defendant attorneys. Plaintiffs did not allege the existence of an attorney-client relationship with defendants.
- Colo. RPC 1.18, “Duties to Prospective Client.”
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- General Credits 1.00
- Ethics Credits 1.00
- EDI Credits