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Professional Ethics Committee seeks public comments on proposed ethics opinions

By Will Korn on February 11, 2025
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The Professional Ethics Committee for the State Bar of Texas is accepting public comments on the following proposed ethics opinions: 

Proposed Opinion 2024-3 (Revised) (comment deadline 4/11/2025): 

May in-house counsel for a for-profit company owned by nonlawyers provide legal services to customers of the company if the company gives the customers the option of retaining the in-house counsel and only charges the “actual cost” incurred by the company? 

Proposed Opinion 2025-1 (comment deadline 4/12/2025): 

  1. May a Texas lawyer agree to be bound by a non-disparagement clause in a client settlement agreement?
  1. May a Texas lawyer agree to be bound by a non-disclosure clause in a client settlement agreement, whereby the lawyer agrees not to reveal confidential information related to the representation for marketing purposes?

Go here to read the proposed opinions and provide comments.

  • Posted in:
    Ethics & Professional Responsibility
  • Blog:
    Texas Bar Blog
  • Organization:
    State Bar of Texas
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