The State Bar of Georgia is considering a change to the Georgia Rules of Professional Conduct but wants input from Bar members first.

David S. Lipscomb speaks during the State Bar Disciplinary Rules and Procedures Committee meeting assessing potential changes to the conflict of interest rules. Photo: Alison Church/Freelance. September 21, 2011. David S. Lipscomb. (Photo: Alison Church/ALM)

The bar’s Rules Committee has proposed amending Georgia Rule of Professional Conduct 1.8 (e) regarding conflicts of interests surrounding prohibited transactions. The rule outlines the exceptions under which an attorney is permitted to provide financial assistance to a client in connection with pending or contemplated litigation.

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