SJ Quinney College of Law, University of Utah
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Utah OnLaw: The Utah Law Review Online Supplement

Abstract

I like many things about Professor Milan Markovic’s article on which I have been invited to comment. He has chosen an interesting, important, and timely topic and provides a detailed and persuasive critique of the ability of sophisticated clients to understand and protect themselves from the dangers presented by attorney conflicts of interest. I found particularly interesting his examination of the psychological issues that surround a lawyer obtaining a client’s consent to a conflict of interest.

I devote this commentary, though, to two aspects of Professor Markovic’s article I find puzzling. The first is the modesty of the remedial measures he proposes. The second is his apparent ambivalence about whether the Sullivan lawyers acted unethically.

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