ABA Formal Opinion 502 on Pro Se Lawyers: Molding Verbiage to Fit Policy

By Daniel Q. Harrington • By Daniel Q. Harrington • October 14, 2022| Lawyers Representing Lawyers

Daniel Q. Harrington wrote the article, “ABA Formal Opinion 502 on Pro Se Lawyers: Molding Verbiage to Fit Policy” for the American Bar Association Litigation Section’s website. The article discusses ABA Formal Opinion 502. This Opinion clarifies that the prohibition against lawyers contacting an opposing party represented by counsel applies even to lawyers in the role of a pro se party.

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