The written disclosures under Rule 2.2 can be made in which way?

• A. All of the above
• B. II, IV
• C. III, IV
• D. III

Answer: (A)

Disclosures under Rule 2.2 must be provided in writing in a way the client can retain and review. The rule allows multiple acceptable channels for delivering those written disclosures, as long as the client receives a tangible, keepable record. This means you can disclose in a separate written document, include the disclosures in the engagement letter or related agreement, or post or provide access to the disclosures through a client portal or other written medium the client can save. Because each of these approaches satisfies the requirement to deliver a written, retainable disclosure, the option that encompasses all of them is the best choice. Relying on only one method would miss other valid ways the rule permits.