You are a busy solo practitioner. A prospective client has approached you about representing her on a transactional matter. Although this case could prove lucrative you cannot dedicate adequate time to it with your upcoming schedule. Consequently, you refer the client to another lawyer you know, whom you regard Highly In exchange for this referral, you may accept Answers A-E A Areasonable referral fee, if the client consents in a signed writing The gratitude of the client for a reliable roforral A gratuity, such as a golf package or a steak dinner, so long as it did not affect your independent professional judgment and did not involve cash. D A promise from the other lawyer that she will send all her future referral cases to you. E None of the above