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Aside from that question, the committee also rejected a proposed Bar rule to regulate lawyers when they outsource paralegal work to other countries and debated and ultimately tabled a question on whether a lawyer could own a nonlegal firm that attempts to negotiate a reduction in medical liens due when a client's personal injury case is concluded.
1 because it says that lawyers, when counseling clients, "may address nonlegal aspects of a proposed course of conduct, including moral, reputational, economic, social, political, and business aspects.
After graduation, lawyers must keep informed about legal and nonlegal developments that affect their practice.
 
 
 
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