ABA-372
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| If the client consents after full disclosure, a lawyer may obtain a prospective waiver (such a waiver would be effective to cover the use of confidential information only if the consent explicitly covers such a possibility). [Withdrawn in ABA LEO 436 (5/11/05), which explains that recent changes to the ABA Model Rules allow prospective consent "to a wider range of future conflicts" than under the older version of the Model Rules discussed in ABA LEO 372]. (4/16/93) [Withdrawn in ABA LEO 436; also withdrawn in ABA LEO 437.] |