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To: gopno1

All of the clients have to sign waivers of conflicts of interest and the waiver requires full advisement of the conflicts. The attorney has to keep them aprised of potential conflicts as they arise. It’s not per se illegal or unethical, but with four defendants its an ethical minefield that I’d never walk into. But the fee from Hillary must be enormous. Enough to set up Wilkinson for life if she never has another client.


21 posted on 06/06/2016 7:12:09 PM PDT by henkster (Don't listen to what people say, watch what they do.)
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To: henkster
All of the clients have to sign waivers of conflicts of interest and the waiver requires full advisement of the conflicts. The attorney has to keep them aprised of potential conflicts as they arise. It’s not per se illegal or unethical, but with four defendants its an ethical minefield that I’d never walk into. But the fee from Hillary must be enormous. Enough to set up Wilkinson for life if she never has another client.

Oh, yes, absolutely--I guess I just take that for granted and didn't even think about informing the poster who asked the question. I'd never walk into it either, but with these people, nothing surprises me. If there IS an indictment however, then I'd say she's definitely out and they will have to get some high powered white collar criminal defense attorneys. Totally agree with you, however--minefield city and I'd run like hell from that.

26 posted on 06/06/2016 7:40:38 PM PDT by gopno1
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