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Multistate Professional Responsibility Exam Practice Question

An attorney is representing a plaintiff whose goal is to draw out a case purely to inconvenience the opposing party. After reviewing the matter, the attorney determines there is no bona fide basis for delaying tactics and that any postponement motions would serve no constructive purpose. Under the professional conduct rules, what should the attorney do?

  • The attorney can prolong the suit if the client is willing to pay for any extra fees

  • The attorney should avoid requesting delays without legitimate reasons, even if the client requests them

  • Send an anonymous letter to the court, describing your client's request to delay

  • The attorney should request postponements for valid legal reasons

Multistate Professional Responsibility Exam
Litigation and other forms of advocacy
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