Counsel Information
- Firm name
- Firm’s counsel involved with the case
- Associates or paralegals involved (including maiden names if possible)
- Adverse Party’s Counsel’s Firm Name
Counsel’s Client Information
- Names of all involved parties (including maiden names if possible)
- Family members
- Names of adverse parties
For corporate or business entities, also include:
- Corporate and business names
- Any trade or alternative names under which the entity carries on business
- Names of the parent company or controlling shareholder of a corporate client
- Business names of any subsidiaries or other relevant affiliated companies
- Names of officers and directors of the corporate client, any subsidiaries, and the parent company
Matter
- Description of Matter that will include an overview of the case or complaint.
LPO’s obviously serve the counsel who partner with them, but they also, by extension, serve the counsel’s interest in their client. To act as a complete outsourcing partner, the LPO must take conflict avoidance as seriously as counsel does, and a thorough Conflict Checking Request Form is a crucial component of that obligation.
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Great post...
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SBL LPO
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