If the client consents to the attorney's conduct, the conduct cannot constitute a conflict of interest.

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Even if the client consents to the attorney's conduct, it may still constitute a conflict of interest if it involves representing conflicting interests or poses a risk of materially limiting the representation of the client. The attorney has a duty to avoid conflicts of interest, even with client consent.

If the Client Consents to the Attorney's Conduct, the Conduct