Other than billing, there is virtually nothing that lawyers dread more than checking, responding to and resolving potential conflicts of interest.
After all, “conflicts” issues seem to focus on why a lawyer should not take on a new representation rather than how to get the business in the door. Yet, consistently, unidentified or unresolved conflicts cost lawyers more clients and money than anyone can imagine.
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