An attorney represents a client in commercial litigation that is scheduled to go to trial in two months. Over the past several weeks, the client has disagreed with almost every tactical decision that the attorney has made. May the attorney withdraw from the representation?

An attorney represents a client in commercial litigation that is scheduled to go to trial in two months. Over the past several weeks, the client has disagreed with almost every tactical decision that the attorney has made. May the attorney withdraw from the representation?

• A. No, because the court denied the attorney's request to withdraw.
• B. Yes, because the client disagreed with the attorney's tactics.
• C. Yes, because the attorney has the right to withdraw at any time.
• D. No, because withdrawal would prejudice the client.

Answer: (A)