Sex with clients and soliciting clients in person are two of the most significant issues addressed in new disciplinary rules for New York state lawyers. With a few significant exceptions, the new lawyer rules mirror those proposed by the State Bar Association.
July 16, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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Sex with clients and soliciting clients in person are two of the most significant issues addressed in new disciplinary rules for New York state lawyers issued jointly by the four departments of the Appellate Division.
With a few significant exceptions, the new lawyer rules mirror those proposed by the State Bar Association after a four-year study of the Code of Professional Responsibility.
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