Opposing counsel is not permitted to communicate directly with another attorney's client.

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This is a fundamental rule in legal ethics that prohibits opposing counsel from communicating directly with another attorney's client about the subject of the representation without the consent of the attorney. This rule is designed to protect the attorney-client relationship and ensure that legal advice is not interfered with or undermined.

Opposing Counsel Is Not Permitted to Communicate Directly with Another