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: Business Law Prof BlogFoolishly Representing Yourself Is Also Representing a Client
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The North Dakota Supreme Court yesterday in a relatively rare spilt decision ruled that an attorney representing himself (pro se) is representing a client for purposes of North Dakota Rule of Professional Conduct 4.2: Communications with Person Represented by Counsel....Full post as published by Business Law Prof Blog on September 30, 2010 (boomark / email).
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