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Withdrawn | the Virginia State Bar’s Standing Committee on Legal Ethics withdrew thirteen Legal Ethics Opinions.
The Virginia State Bar’s Standing Committee on Legal Ethics has withdrawn thirteen Legal Ethics Opinions.
821: Advertisements
835: Fees—Collections
856: Solicitation of employment—Free estate planning seminars
862: Solicitation letter
926: Lawyer referral services
1003: Attorney—Relationship with financial advisor
1290: Nonlawyer employee: Use of for soliciting prospective clients
1348: Advertising and solicitation—Lawyer referral service: Propriety of nonlawyer screening calls and referring potential claims for attorney members
1380: Fees—Law firms—Aiding unauthorized practice of law—Splitting fees with nonlawyer: Arrangement between multi-jurisdictional offices of law firm
1543: Advertising—Recommendation of professional employment: Attorney paying “referral” service for “exclusive rights” to all prospective clients in four counties
1600: Aiding unauthorized practice of law—Nonlawyer personnel—Misconduct: Level of direct supervision of nonlawyer personnel required
1689: Attorney participation in referral service (legal-friend) that offers legal referrals to members at discount
1743: Virginia law firm forming partnership with a foreign legal consultant (FLC) when the FLC is a nonlawyer under the unauthorized practice rules and is not licensed in the U.S.
Updated: August 23, 2018