Abstract
This article outlines the kinds of opinions which counsel may render to a non-client via letter, the functions of such opinions in a transaction, and the preparation of opinion letters in view of the possibility of counsel's liability thereon to a non-client party. Material for the article was obtained in part from interviews with a number of individuals familiar with transactions commonly involving opinion letters and more particularly transactions wherein opinion letters are transmitted to non-clients for their reliance.
Recommended Citation
Linn J. Ranney, Drafting and Use of Opinion Letters of Counsel, 17 Clev.-Marshall L. Rev. 360 (1968)