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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;EyeAppealingCoins, post: 3340393, member: 96749&quot;]If it is disclosed and the client knowingly makes a waiver, then an appearance of a conflict of interest or even an <i>actual </i>conflict of interest are permissible in most contexts so as long as there is no statutory authority making it illegal.&nbsp; You are charged with knowing and reading what you sign.&nbsp; Again, there could be a lot more to this story - I don&#039;t know.&nbsp; I simply do not care to read through all of the pleadings, and I have never seen the OP give a straightforward answer.&nbsp; Absent some statute that prohibits Heritage&#039;s conduct, if this is what Heritage did, it should easily win, and I am surprised this wasn&#039;t tossed long ago.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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