Everyone accepts and sends in the fee. Upon his return, the attorney looks over the wills, tells you they are “letter perfect,” and says, “It’s just what I would have done.” See Cincinnati Bar v....

Everyone accepts and sends in the fee. Upon his return, the attorney looks over the wills, tells you they are “letter perfect,” and says, “It’s just what I would have done.” See Cincinnati Bar v. Kathman, 92 Ohio St. 92 (2001) quoting People v. Cassidy, 884 P.2d 309 (Colo. 1994). What are the legal and ethical issues?