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· 12/28/1983

In Re Complaint as to the Conduct of Samuels

Citations

  • 674 P.2d 1166
  • 296 Or. 224
  • 1983 Ore. LEXIS 1907

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  • at time accused represented clients, no evidence suggested either an existing conflict of interest or that accuseds’ independent professional judgment was or likely would be adversely affected by the employment
  • court rejected Bar’s prediction of potential future conflicts in partnership and reliance on ultimate breakdown of partners’ relationship to support allegations under earlier version of former DR 5-105(A)
  • court rejected Bar’s prediction of potential future conflicts in partnership and reliance on ultimate breakdown of part- ners’ relationship to support allegations under earlier ver- sion of former DR 5-105(A)
  • business transactions with clients are not inherently unethical; instead, “[i]t is when the client and the lawyer have differing interests and the client expects the lawyer to exercise * * * professional judgment for the protection of the client that [(former
  • business transactions with clients are not inherently unethical; instead, “[i]t is when the client and the lawyer have differing interests and the client expects the lawyer to exercise * * * professional judgment for the protection of the client that [(former)} DR 5-104(A) comes into play”

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Judges: Lent, Campbell, Roberts, Carson, Jones

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