1. Madi, Kam, and Ava are the three equity partners at a small law firm. In addition to the three attorneys, the firms employ six paralegals and an office manager. The law practice focuses on helping entrepreneurs and creatives to protect their intellectual property rights. Upon meeting with non-fiction author Wen, Madi agrees to represent Wen in a copyright infringement case against ABC Company. Before forming the law firm, Kam and Ava were corporate attorneys for ABC Company; Madi has never worked for ABC Company. Identify any potential ethical issues in this scenario. Decide how the concepts of imputed disqualification and waiver may relate to this fact pattern. Support your answer.