In representing a client, an LLLT shall not communicate about the subject of there presentation with a person the LLLT knows to be represented by a lawyer in the matter.
Wash. R. Limi. Lic. Leg. Tech. Pro. Cond. LLLT RPC 4.2
Comment
[1] A person who has chosen to be represented by a lawyer should be protected against possible overreaching by another lawyer. See Lawyer RPC 4.2 and Comments to that rule. Rule 4.2 extends to LLLTs the prohibition on communicating with a person represented by a lawyer. This Rule differs from Lawyer RPC 4.2 in that the prohibition is absolute. While a lawyer may be permitted to communicate directly with a person who is represented by another lawyer with the other lawyer's consent, or if authorized to do so by law or court order, there are no exceptions to the prohibition as it applies to LLLTs.