Generate a differential liability risk appendices for an Ethics Opinion Record when partner freedom of movement conflicts with client confidentiality duties during lateral transitions within the firm

Generate generate a differential liability risk appendices for an ethics opinion record when partner freedom of movement conflicts with client confidentiality duties during lateral transitions within the firm for Legal Services industry

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Upload the firm's current partnership agreement, lateral transition policy, and any existing confidentiality framework documents. Include any amendments or addendums related to client transitions.
Select the specific type of lateral transition creating the ethical conflict. This determines which Model Rules and jurisdiction-specific requirements apply.
Provide detailed information about the client(s) involved in the potential conflict. Include nature of representation, duration, fee arrangements, sensitive information categories, and any ongoing litigation or transactions.
Select the primary jurisdiction whose ethical rules will govern this analysis. Different states have varying approaches to lateral mobility and client conflict rules.
Identify which parties will be most affected by the liability risk assessment. This shapes the analysis emphasis and required notifications.
Identify the types of legal services where confidential information overlap creates the highest liability exposure during lateral transitions.
Define the monetary and reputational thresholds above which liability risk becomes material. Include client relationship values, potential malpractice exposure, and regulatory penalty considerations.
Document which existing firm protocols or agreements may limit liability exposure during this lateral transition.
Specify the timeframe within which the risk appendix must be completed, as this affects permissible analysis depth and notification requirements.
Indicate the level of detail and format required for the ethics opinion record, considering the various stakeholder audiences.
Provide any additional context, specific concerns, or unique facts not captured in the standard inputs. Include relationships with in-house counsel, ADR agreements, or specialized regulatory environments.