NCA Professional Responsibility Practice Questions - NCA Canadian Professional Responsibility Examination Exam

The 'bright line rule' articulated in R v Neil, 2002 SCC 70, provides that a lawyer may not:

Act against a former client in any matter for life Advertise legal services in a misleading way Charge a contingency fee in a criminal matter Concurrently represent clients whose immediate legal interests are directly adverse, absent informed consent, even in unrelated matters

Correct Answer:

Concurrently represent clients whose immediate legal interests are directly adverse, absent informed consent, even in unrelated matters

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