Representing clients with opposing interests.

Accepting a fee from a client who is also a donor to the lawyer's organization.

Representing a client in a case against a former client.

Representing a client in a case against a government agency that is a major funder of the lawyer's organization.

To keep all information about a client confidential, even if the client consents to its disclosure.

To keep all information about a client confidential, unless the lawyer is required by law to disclose it.

To keep all information about a client confidential, unless the lawyer believes that disclosure is necessary to prevent harm to the client or others.

To keep all information about a client confidential, unless the lawyer believes that disclosure is necessary to advance the public interest.

To zealously advocate for the client's interests, even if the lawyer believes that the client's position is wrong.

To zealously advocate for the client's interests, unless the lawyer believes that the client's position is frivolous.

To zealously advocate for the client's interests, unless the lawyer believes that the client's position is harmful to the public interest.

To zealously advocate for the client's interests, unless the lawyer believes that the client's position is illegal.

The lawyer may have a conflict of interest if the lawyer also represents other clients who are members of the class.

The lawyer may have a duty to disclose to the court any information that the lawyer learns about the class members that could be harmful to their interests.

The lawyer may have a duty to withdraw from the case if the lawyer believes that the class action is not in the best interests of the class members.

The lawyer may have a duty to settle the case even if the lawyer believes that the settlement is not fair to the class members.

The lawyer may have a conflict of interest if the lawyer also represents other clients who are charged with the same crime.

The lawyer may have a duty to disclose to the court any information that the lawyer learns about the client that could be harmful to the client's case.

The lawyer may have a duty to withdraw from the case if the lawyer believes that the client is guilty of the crime.

The lawyer may have a duty to advise the client to plead guilty even if the lawyer believes that the client is innocent.