Washington Supreme Court· 9/30/2004

In re the Disciplinary Proceeding Against Egger

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152 Wash. 2d 393

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noting knowledge can be established in conflict of interest cases where attorney consciously enters into the conflicted transaction
noting knowledge can be established in conflict of interest cases where attorney consciously enters into the conflicted transaction
\[T]his court has found knowledge where an attorney knew or should have known that a conflict existed.\
“[T]his court has found knowledge where an attorney knew or should have known that a conflict existed.”
six month suspension for knowingly billing a client for work that was partially paid by third party and failing to obtain written consent for a potential conflict of interest
“consciousness that particular conduct violates the RPCs is not a prerequisite for a finding of knowledge”

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