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Connecticut Rules of Professional Conduct (Connecticut Practice Book) 5.1: Partners, managers and supervisors ensure firm-wide measures and answer for ratified or unremedied violations

What does 5.1 require?

Partners, and lawyers who alone or with others hold comparable managerial authority in a firm, must take reasonable steps to have arrangements in place that give reasonable confidence every lawyer in the firm follows the rules; a lawyer who directly supervises another lawyer must take reasonable steps to see that lawyer complies. A lawyer is answerable for another lawyer's breach where the lawyer ordered it or knowingly ratified it, or where, as a partner, manager or direct supervisor, the lawyer learned of it while the consequences could still be avoided or lessened and failed to take reasonable remedial action.

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