Michigan Compiled Laws
Mich. Ct. R. 9.317 (2026)
Employment of the Interim Administrator as Attorney for an Affected Client
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An Interim Administrator shall not, without the informed written consent of the Affected Client represent such client in a pending matter in which the client was represented by the Affected Attorney, other than to temporarily protect the interests of the client, or unless and until the Interim Administrator has concluded the purchase of the Law Firm. Any informed written consent by the Affected Client must include an acknowledgment that the client is not obligated to retain the Interim Administrator.