Third-party "closing" opinions
A Report of the TriBar Opinion Committee is about legal opinion letters that lawyers in business transaction render to non-clients. Among the issues covered by the report are: 1. the content of opinion letters, 2. the procedures opinion givers follow when conducting the factual and legal investigati...
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