client” “Inform 7.2(b)(4) Cross referral agreement II California Rules of Professional Conduct A By Rule 2-100: Communication with represented party requires of party’s lawyer. “consent” 2-200: Fee division banned unless client has in writing thereto after a full disclosure has “consented been made in writing.” 2-300: Sale of law practice; notice to be given to the client.” “written Purchaser obtain the written consent of the client” (but this may be presumed). 3-100 (Confidentiality): Informed consent 3-300 (Interests Adverse to a Client): Terms are disclosed and transmitted in writing to the “fully client”; and the client advised in writing” that it may seek independent lawyer; and client “is consents in writing.” “thereafter 3-310(B): Requires disclosure to the client.” requires informing client of “written “Disclosure” relevant circumstances and foreseeable adverse consequences. 3-310(C): Requires written consent of each client.” written consent” means the “informed “Informed client’s written agreement to the representation following disclosure.” requires “written “Disclosure” informing client of relevant circumstances and foreseeable adverse consequences. 3-310(D): Aggregate Settlements: written consent of each client.” “Informed 3-310(E): written consent of the client or former client.” “Informed 3-310(F): the client’s informed written consent.” “Obtains 3-320: Relationship with other party’s lawyer: the client in writing of the relationship.” “Informs 3-400: Limiting Liability to Client: In settling malpractice claims, client must be in writing” “informed that client may seek independent advice. 4-100: Preserving Funds and Property of Client: notify a client of the receipts of the client’s “Promptly funds, securities, or other properties.” 4-210: Payment of Client’s Personal or Business Expenses: the consent of the client.” “with 5-210: Requires member has the informed, written consent of the client.” “the 5-300: the consent of all other counsel in such matter.” “With B. By Type Written Disclosure to the Client
“Inform client” 7.2(b)(4) Cross referral agreement II California Rules of Professional Conduct A By Rule 2-100: Communication with represented party requires “consent” of party’s lawyer. 2-200: Fee division banned unless client has “consented in writing thereto after a full disclosure has been made in writing.” 2-300: Sale of law practice; “written notice to be given to the client.” Purchaser obtain the written consent of the client” (but this may be presumed). 3-100 (Confidentiality): Informed consent 3-300 (Interests Adverse to a Client): Terms are “fully disclosed and transmitted in writing to the client”; and the client “is advised in writing” that it may seek independent lawyer; and client “thereafter consents in writing.” 3-310(B): Requires “written disclosure to the client.” “Disclosure” requires informing client of relevant circumstances and foreseeable adverse consequences. 3-310(C): Requires “informed written consent of each client.” “Informed written consent” means the client’s written agreement to the representation following “written disclosure.” “Disclosure” requires informing client of relevant circumstances and foreseeable adverse consequences. 3-310(D): Aggregate Settlements: “Informed written consent of each client.” 3-310(E): “Informed written consent of the client or former client.” 3-310(F): “Obtains the client’s informed written consent.” 3-320: Relationship with other party’s lawyer: “Informs the client in writing of the relationship.” 3-400: Limiting Liability to Client: In settling malpractice claims, client must be “informed in writing” that client may seek independent advice. 4-100: Preserving Funds and Property of Client: “Promptly notify a client of the receipts of the client’s funds, securities, or other properties.” 4-210: Payment of Client’s Personal or Business Expenses: “with the consent of the client.” 5-210: Requires “the member has the informed, written consent of the client.” 5-300: “With the consent of all other counsel in such matter.” B. By Type Written Disclosure to the Client
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