Q: Dear Ethics Lawyer, I have a delicate question. I have always had a good relationship with my in-house contact for a long standing corporate client, but recently it’s taken a turn – a mutual attraction has arisen. I find myself drawn to this person, engaging in extended conversations and complimenting them on their appearance as well as how they are handling matters. Some of our meetings have been over dinner, and some of our conversations have become a bit flirty. Then last night, as we were texting each other, the client representative asked if I would be interested in getting together personally sometime, and sent me a sexually revealing picture. I responded in kind, saying that would be nice and attaching a picture of my own. I am guessing that I may not be able to have an actual sexual relationship with the client representative while the representation continues, but has what I’ve done so far crossed any lines?