3rd Circuit Tests No-Contact Rule Under McDade Amendment

September 3, 2010
The Legal Intelligencer

Types : Bylined Articles

In October 1998, Congress passed the McDade Amendment, which provides that attorneys employed by the federal government are subject to the ethical rules and responsibilities in each state where the attorney engages in his or her duties “to the same extent and in the same manner as any other attorney in the state.”

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