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Can an attorney represent plaintiffs and defendants in different cases?

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Can an attorney represent plaintiffs and defendants in different cases?

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Yes. As long as an attorney obeys all ethical rules, he or she is permitted to represent plaintiffs in some cases and defendants in other cases. However, on a practical level, most attorneys specialize. Specialization helps attorneys focus on the issues involved in a case. Also, because representing plaintiffs and representing defendants result in different fee arrangements, it is often easier to simply specialize in representing one or the other type of client.

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