New ABA Opinion Gets it Wrong on a Lawyer’s Duty to Admit Malpractice
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Recognizing that “[e]ven the best lawyers may err,” the ABA Standing Committee on Ethics and Professional Responsibility has issued a formal opinion addressing when a lawyer must inform a client …
