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Question 1

In a different scenario, after Charlie discovers the document, he decides to go straight home to show his family, and does not first hire an attorney. Bugworth, representing a potential buyer, goes to Charlie's home and discusses with Charlie and his parents an offer to purchase the document. Is this contact permissible?

Question 2

If a lawyer has reason to know that the unrepresented party with whom she is speaking mistakenly believes the lawyer is a neutral party, that lawyer:

Question 3

Model Rule 4.3 applies:

Question 4

Which of the following is impermissible for an attorney to say to an unrepresented party?