I am engaged in settlement negotiations on a personal injury case. During the negotiations, I want to that say this case has a great value. How far can I go in puffing the extent of injuries and value of the case without violating the Rules of Professional Conduct?

Negotiation is a fine art and skill if done properly. The question is: Does puffing violate the rules against deceit or dishonesty under Rules of Professional Conduct 4.1 or 8.49(c)?

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