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Why shouldn't a legal firm represent both parties in a lawsuit?
A.
Because this creates a conflict of interest for the firm.
B.
Because this means the clients have to pay too much in legal fees.
C.
Because this tempts the firm's customers to engage in illegal behavior.
D.
Because the firm won't have enough time to listen to both sides.
Please select the best answer from the choices provided
A
B
C
D
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Because representing both parties creates a conflict of interest—the firm cannot zealously and impartially advocate for two clients with opposing interests.
Because representing both parties creates a conflict of interest—the firm cannot zealously and impartially advocate for two clients with opposing interests.
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