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A recent ethics opinion that has been taken up by several bar associations applies to more than just traditional office-sharing situations in which otherwise unaffiliated lawyers agree to share space or a sole practitioner rents space from a large firm. Lawyers must be careful with affiliations, which can be misconstrued through the simplest of ways, from signage to the way a receptionist answers the phone.
June 05, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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