State Bar & Bar Associations
Aug. 12, 2003
Who's Being Protected?
SAN FRANCISCO - When does a lawyer's duty to society override his or her duties to a client? Delegates to the American Bar Association convention are debating that question as they take up proposed amendments to the organization's model ethics rules that would permit - but not require - attorneys to disclose confidential client information to prevent fraud.
Delegates to the American Bar Association convention are debating that question as they take up proposed...
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