On the recordApril 26, 2010
If you have an adverse interest to your client when you are selling something to them, do you have the responsibility to tell that client of your adverse interest?
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congress.govIf you have an adverse interest to your client when you are selling something to them, do you have the responsibility to tell that client of your adverse interest?
Levin emphasizes the obligation to inform clients of any adverse interests.
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