Discipline
Jul. 13, 2001
Zip Your Lips
The duty of a lawyer to guard the confidential information of a client is perhaps the duty least understood by lawyers. On being sworn in, every attorney promises to maintain client confidences. Few attorneys, however, know the extent of that protection.
The duty of a lawyer to guard the confidential information of a client is perhaps the duty least understood by lawyers. On being sworn in, every attorney promises to maintain client confidences. Few attorneys, however, know the extent of that protection.
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